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Cambridge 'plagiarism' professor cancels book events after publisher admits 'improbable triumphs'
Ex-Cambridge professor Jason Arday has cancelled his book tour events amid accusations of plagiarism and allegations of making false claims about his life. Mr Arday, who will celebrate the US release of his book Great and Unfortunate Things on Tuesday,
Jason Arday was hired by the University of Cambridge in 2023 as the youngest Black professor in its history. Doubt has since been cast on his academic qualifications and claims about his life.
An 11-year-old in Cambridge opened a natural history museum at age 9, and his growing collection is now attracting visitors and benefiting the community.
Cambridge University could be forced to review the grades given to students of Jason Arday after graduates unhappy with their results said they were considering legal action.
Emails and calendar records show Cambridge officials discussed a legislative path to help Harvard Chabad build its new Banks Street center months before a zoning amendment was publicly filed — and while the group’s legal fight with the city was still unfolding.
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Cambridge 'plagiarism' prof claimed to receive 'hundreds of thousands' of messages for appointment
The story of his transformation from mute, illiterate schoolboy to eminent Cambridge University professor brought him acclaim, minor celebrity and a book deal.
Hiroshima Day was commemorated in a gathering on Market Square organised by Cambridge and District CND Group and addressed by the mayor of Cambridge, Cllr Maria Cleminson. Hiroshima Day is a memorial for those who lost their lives on 6 August 1945 when the first-ever atomic bomb was dropped,
The University of Cambridge is reviewing the way it appoints senior academics after the resignation of Professor Jason Arday, whose career and academic record have come under intense scrutiny.Get breaking news anytime,