The lesson Cambridge should – but won’t – learn from Jason Arday

The lesson Cambridge should – but won’t – learn from Jason Arday

CAMBRIDGE, ENGLAND - AUGUST 16: Students and staff outside The Senate House on August 16, 2026 in Cambridge, England. Tributes have been paid to the former Cambridge professor Jason Arday, who was found dead at his home in London on August 14, days after he resigned from his position amid accusations of plagiarism, which he had denied. (Photo by Nordin Catic/Getty Images)

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The lesson Cambridge should – but won’t – learn from Jason Arday - Politics, Policy, Political Views

With the Jason Arday episode set to become one of the most important and symbolic stories of the year, and his death one of its foremost tragedies, it is appropriate and timely that there should be an investigation into the whole sorry affair. As Cambridge University announced on Friday, it will launch a two-part investigation