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 handled the numerous allegations and corrections that were made to Gay’s work after a New York Post reporter presented the accusations to the university in October. After the allegations were made, the Harvard Corp., the school’s governing body, unanimously voted that an independent review should...
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