Plagiarism

How the BBC covered the Claudine Gay saga

BBC's Anthony Zurcher considered the Harvard president who resigned over plagiarism and allowing calls for genocide of Jews, a victim of "campus culture wars." In what "context" are those acceptable? Op-ed.

Jewish groups, students welcome Harvard Pres. resignation

Harvard Jewish Alumni Alliance, Simon Wiesenthal Center say Gay's resignation first step in ensuring Jewish students can feel safe on campus

After antisemitism controversy

Harvard Pres. Claudine Gay resigns

Claudine Gay becomes the shortest-serving president in Havard history after refusing to condemn calls for genocide against Jews, plagiarism.

German artist: Dutch city plagiarized Holocaust memorial idea

Dutch city accused of plagiarizing Holocaust memorial cobblestones idea, says he 'tried to prevent it.'

Another danger to the Eurovision contest in Israel?

Universal Music Group claims song that won 2018 Eurovision competition was plagiarized.

Naomi Ragen Undeterred by Plagiarism Suit

Ragen vows to keep writing after she is convicted of stealing portions of an elderly hassid's story in novel against hareidi world.

Supreme Court: Naomi Ragen to Delete Disputed Sentences

Appeal over allegations of plagiarism dismissed; Ragen to delete sentences, pay damages.

France's Top Rabbi Won't Step Down Despite Scandal

"To resign on a personal initiative would be tantamount to desertion," says Rabbi Gilles Bernheim in wake of plagiarism scandal.

France's Top Rabbi in Plagiarism Scandal

Grand Rabbi Gilles Bernheim blames unidentified "student" who assisted him with research and writing.