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Harvard Probes Students Who Recorded Summers on Epstein
Harvard investigates two students for unauthorized recording and attendance after posting videos of Larry Summers discussing Jeffrey Epstein, facing consequences including possible expulsion.
- Last month Harvard University opened a disciplinary probe after students Rosie P. Couture and Lola DeAscentiis posted videos of Larry Summers discussing Epstein ties.
- A faculty complaint triggered an inquiry into accusations that Rosie P. Couture and Lola DeAscentiis recorded classroom proceedings without consent and attended a class they were not enrolled in, violating The College's policy.
- On November 19, Larry Summers stepped back from teaching amid scrutiny after expressing regret and shame in a video and resigning from OpenAI following Epstein-related disclosures.
- The students face discipline that could include Harvard disciplinary outcomes from a verbal reprimand to expulsion, prompting Rep. Ro Khanna, D-Calif., and academics to urge opposition to penalizing Rosie P. Couture and Lola DeAscentiis.
- The episode forms part of a wider re‑examination of Jeffrey Epstein's influence within academia, while Harvard University has not publicly commented on probe status despite viral classroom footage and social media captions.
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Harvard Probes Students Who Recorded Summers on Epstein
Two students are now the subject of a confidential disciplinary probe launched by Harvard University after they published videos showing former Harvard president Larry Summers discussing his past relationship with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
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