Harvard University President Claudine Gay has made further admissions in the allegations of plagiarism leveled against her as a US House Committee widens a probe to investigate the claims.
After the US House Committee on Education and the Workforce expanded a probe to investigate claims of plagiarism against her, Ms Gay issued new updates to her 1997 PhD thesis to correct instances of “inadequate citation” following a university review, a Harvard spokesperson told CNN on 21 December. The spokesperson told CNN they were not punishable offences — the outlet noted the spokesperson did not use the term “plagiarism” in their response.
