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Even now, as a congressional committee is expanding its probe into  antisemitism at Harvard to include Gay's work, the Harvard Corporation isn't budging.

Few Harvard faculty members were willing to speak on the record with the New York Times about how they viewed President Claudine Gay’s plagiarism charges.

NBC News' Ben Collins is angry that news outlets are covering embattled Harvard University President Claudine Gay being accused of extensive plagiarism.

A new report found that former President Barack Obama privately lobbied for Harvard President Claudine Gay amid backlash to her comments on antisemtism.

“When I decided to go to New York, he was galloping very good on grass,” trainer Jose D’Angelo said of Armstrong.

The House Committee on Education and the Workforce expanded its investigation into Harvard to include allegations of plagiarism against university president Claudine Gay.

(CNN) — Harvard President Claudine Gay is back in the hot seat as the embattled leader requested additional corrections of her past work, and a House<a class="excerpt-read-more" href="https://whdh.com/news/harvard-president-claudine-gay-requests-new-corrections-as-house-panel-launches-plagiarism-probe/">Read More</a>

Questions about Harvard’s standards of academic integrity have surfaced amid an expanding congressional probe and fresh claims of stolen work.

Harvard President Claudine Gay is to request corrections to her 1997 dissertation after the university found more "duplicative language" in her work.

By Matt Egan and Melissa Alonso, CNN