Embattled Harvard President Claudine Gay Resigns

Former Harvard president Claudine Gay writes NY Times op-ed

Gay offered what she called "words of warning" in the op-ed piece.

Jemele Hill Reacts To Harvard President Claudine Gay Stepping Down

NEW YORK, NY - JULY 22: Jemele Hill speaks onstage during OZY Fest 2018 at Rumsey Playfield, Central Park on July 22, 2018 in New York City. (Photo by Matthew Eisman/Getty Images for Ozy Media)Getty On Tuesday, Jemele Hill offered her thoughts on Claudine Gay resigning as the president of Harvard University. It all started with Gunther Eagleman, a political commentator, saying this about Gay's resignation: "Affirmative action hires don't work…

Top 6 Candidates to Replace Claudine Gay as Harvard President

Claudine Gay resigned Tuesday as president of Harvard University. The school's governing body, the Harvard Corporation, which oversees an endowment of more than $50 billion, vowed to begin its search for Gay's successor "in due course." EXCLUSIVE: Read Claudine Gay's Private Resignation Letter to the Harvard Board Harvard has yet to reach out, but the Washington Free Beacon would love to help. Here are our top six candidates to replace Claudine …

Harvard‘s First Black President, Claudine Gay, Resigns

Harvard University witnessed a historic first and a swift departure in quick succession. Dr. Claudine Gay, the institution's first Black president, announced her resignation today after just six months in office, marking the shortest term in the university's history. Gay's tenure was marked by controversy from the outset. Accusations of plagiarism in her academic writings […] The post Harvard‘s First Black President, Claudine Gay, Resigns appear…

Harvard president Claudine Gay resigned after a firestorm of criticism. Why it matters.

Her ouster shows that public outrage can help affect change even at the highest levels of the nation's most prestigious institutions.

Harvard President Claudine Gay resigns amid massive plagiarism scandal

Conservative journalist Christopher Rufo and Harvard donor Bill Ackman, among others, led calls for her dismissal, highlighting her failures as an academic. She faced nearly 50 accusations of plagiarism.