Harvard President Claudine Gay

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  5 Facts On Claudine Gay, Harvard President Who Resigned Amid Anti-Semitism Row

  Harvard University President Claudine Gay resigned on January 2 amid allegations of plagiarism and criticism for her testimony at a congressional hearing.

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  Harvard University President Faces Fresh Plagiarism Allegations

  A Congressional committee is handling the inquiry. Its chairperson said she would see if students and staff are held to the same academic standard.

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  Harvard President Apologises For Not Condemning Calls For Jewish Genocide

  Claudine Gay, along with President Liz Magill from UPenn and Sally Kornbluth from MIT, faced criticism for their responses during a five-hour congressional hearing. 

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  Amid Row Over Harvard Students' Pro-Palestine Letter, University Said This

  A pro-Palestinian statement from Harvard University students that blamed Israel for violence engulfing the region does not speak for the educational institution as a whole or its leadership, Harvard University President Claudine Gay said on Tuesday.

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  Harvard University Makes History, Welcomes First Black President

  Claudine Gay is the 30th president since Harvard University's founding in 1640.

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  Harvard University Appoints First Black President, Claudine Gay

  Harvard University named Claudine Gay, a dean of the Faculty of Arts and Science, as its new president on Thursday, the first African American to hold the post at the prestigious university.