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NEWSNATIONNOW (Sean Noone) - Billionaire, Harvard professor offer ‘intellectual independence’ scholarship

The scholarship was unveiled via an op-ed in The Wall Street Journal.

THEAMERICANCONSERVATIVE (Theodore Dalrymple) - Simon and Schuster Is Right to Publish Arday’s Memoir

The public has an interest in the late professor’s confabulations. The post Simon and Schuster Is Right to Publish Arday’s Memoir appeared first on The American Conservative .

Takimag Simon and Schuster Is Right to Publish Arday’s Memoir The public has an interest in the late professor’s confabulations. TakiMag Carl Court/Getty Images There are individual cases that reveal the state of, and fissures in, a society, and perhaps even of an entire civilization. Such a case is that of Jason Arday, the young black man who was chosen by Cambridge University on almost purely demographic grounds as a professor of the sociology of education, and who died shortly after his resignation from the post once the university announced an official enquiry into his appointment.  His is a kind of…Open

JUSTTHENEWS (The Center Square Staff) - Arizona Supreme Court hears case over right to sue over forced DEI training

The Phoenix-based court will determine if Arizona State University professor Owen Anderson has legal standing to sue the AZ Board of Regents after being required to attend DEI training courses by his employer.

THENATIONALPULSE (Pulse Wires) - U.S. Scholar Suspended After Exposing Jason Arday Cleared to Resume Duties.

Nathan Cofnas, the American academic who broke the Jason Arday scandal, has been permitted to resume remote academic work at Ghent University in Belgium.

Nathan Cofnas, the academic who exposed the Jason Arday scandal, has been allowed to resume academic work following an intervention by the U.S. Mission to Belgium after he was suspended by Ghent University. PULSE POINTS WHAT HAPPENED: - DETAIL: Cofnas has been allowed to resume some of his work while he faces a disciplinary investigation. The announcement was made on Friday by Ghent University. “I am grateful to Rector Petra De Sutter for allowing me to stay at Ghent University… I wish to personally thank Ambassador [Bill White]. It was beyond my imagination that such a person would take an interest in the fate of a postdoc. The Ambassador responded with great support which helped to bring about a just outcome. Thank you,…Open

AMERICANGREATNESS (Lipton Matthews) - Institutional Rot Killed Jason Arday

Jason Arday was found dead on August 14 at his home in south London, one week after resigning his professorship in the sociology of education […] Source

JUSTTHENEWS (Misty Severi) - Simon & Schuster UK to publish ex-Cambridge professor's memoir despite plagiarism allegations

Arday, who was 41-years-old when he died, faced considerable allegations of plagiarism while teaching at Cambridge and the university ultimately announced an investigation into his work, which prompted his resignation.

JUSTTHENEWS (Ben Whedon) - U.S. condemns suspension of academic who exposed Jason Arday fraud

Cofnas went viral for an exposé on rampant plagiarism in Arday's work and the myriad obvious fabrications of his personal biography.

AMERICANTHINKER - Blame Truth for Jason Arday’s Death

ConiferousForest19 By Richard Kirk Arday would never have received a Ph.D., much less a distinguished Professorship at Cambridge, were it not for his race and a desperate desire for DEI credentials on the part of universities.

NYTIMES (Leo Sands) - Academic Who Publicized Plagiarism Allegations Against Jason Arday Is Suspended

Ghent University in Belgium said it suspended the academic, Nathan Cofnas, pending an investigation.

YOUTUBE (MS NOW) - Laurence Tribe: Harvard pushed back against 'buffoon' Trump

Harvard University notched another legal victory against the Trump administration after a federal judge dismissed the Trump DOJ's antisemitism case against the university. Harvard Professor of Law Laurence Tribe tells MS NOW's Lawrence O'Donnell that Harvard "did exactly the right thing by defending academic freedom." Tribe says, "If Harvard couldn't stand up to this buffoon, nobody else could."