"Power Struggles and Public Statements: The Controversy Surrounding Claudine Gay's Departure from Harvard"

Claudine Gay, the president of Harvard University, resigned amid allegations of antisemitism and plagiarism. A conservative group, Accuracy in Media, marked her resignation by parking a billboard truck and a U-Haul outside her residence with a message indicating her departure. The controversy began with Gay's handling of a campus debate over the Israel-Palestine conflict and escalated with accusations of plagiarism in her academic work. Despite the turmoil, Gay will return to Harvard's faculty, and Alan M. Garber will serve as interim president.