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Professor at centre of plagiarism row resigns from University of Cambridge

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Professor at centre of plagiarism row resigns from University of Cambridge
The Independent
The Independent11 mins ago
Professor at centre of plagiarism row resigns from University of Cambridge
A professor who was at the centre of a high-profile plagiarism row, has resigned from the University of Cambridge.
Daily Mail
Daily Mail20 mins ago
Professor Jason Arday QUITS from Cambridge University
In a statement, the university said it had 'begun an investigation following new information about Professor Arday's academic qualifications and honorary appointments'.
The Guardian
The Guardian1 hrs ago
Cambridge announces investigation into professor accused of plagiarism
University says it has ‘new information’ about academic career of Jason Arday, the youngest black professor in its history Jason Arday, the Cambridge professor accused of plagiarism and embellishment, is to face investigation by the university after what it called “new information” regarding his qualifications and care
Publisher Simon & Schuster defends Cambridge professor in plagiarism row
Prominent black professor Jason Arday is accused of plagiarising parts of his PhD.
New York Post
New York Post19 hrs ago
Cambridge professor accused of plagiarising his PhD work — also manufactured jobs at Ohio State, 2 other schools: report
Jason Arday, the youngest black man ever to hold a professorship at the University of Cambridge, has come under fire for appearing to have lifted more than 100 passages in his PhD dissertation from another academic’s work.
The Times
The Times22 hrs ago
Jason Arday: Police investigated journalist who questioned professor
Jason Arday: Police investigated journalist who questioned professor  The Times
The Herald
The Herald2 days ago
Tom Devine's take on plagiarism row professor who made history at Glasgow University
Celebrated Scottish historian Professor Sir Tom Devine has shared his thoughts on the Cambridge professor at the centre of a plagiarism row who spent two years at the University of Glasgow.
Washington Free Beacon
Washington Free Beacon🏁 first to report2 days ago
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