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Harvard released a memo Friday that details how the school investigated plagiarism allegations against its former President Claudine Gay, including that a recommendation was made for a broader review of the accusations. In response to the House Education Committee investigation into Harvard, the school sent in documents including an eight-page memo that outlines how it…
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Harvard University provided insight into how it conducted a plagiarism review of its former president and defended its actions in an eight-page summary submitted to Congress on Friday.
Harvard University provided insight into how it had conducted a plagiarism review of its former president, and defended its actions in an eight-page summary submitted to Congress on Friday.
The university on Friday submitted an eight-page report and other documents outlining its response to the saga to the House Committee on Education and the Workforce.