It’s been a rough week for Harvard University President Claudine Gay. First, she was roundly criticized for her disastrous Dec. 5 congressional testimony where she and the presidents of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and the University of Pennsylvania claimed that calls for genocide against Jews on their campuses needed to be placed into “context.”
Donors promptly yanked hundreds of millions of dollars in future gifts from UPenn, and president Liz Magill was forced to resign Saturday as a result of the raging controversy.
Things continued to go poorly for Gay as well, and on Sunday RedState reported that journalist Chris Rufo had evidence that she might have plagiarized parts of her Ph.D. dissertation, which obviously would have violated Harvard’s policies on academic integrity.
The news got even worse Monday for Gay as a new report alleges that scholars reviewing…
