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Katherine Mangan
Chronicle of Higher Education
A leading House Democrat on Tuesday called for an investigation into new whistleblower allegations that the Trump administration forced universities it deemed politically incorrect into settling antisemitism cases despite flimsy or nonexistent evidence.
In its cases against Columbia, Harvard, Brown, and other universities, political appointees repeatedly overruled career investigators, pursuing investigations with predetermined findings unsupported by the evidence, according to the complaint received by the House Judiciary Committee.
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Yesterday in London, Jason Arday, the controversy-plagued British academic and author, was found dead. Made famous as the youngest Black professor in Cambridge’s more than 800-year history, Arday had been dogged by weeks of scrutiny amid accusations of plagiarism, fake qualifications, and a fabricated backstory filled with hard-to-believe details.
