Harvard University president Claudine Gay apologized for her comments during her congressional testimony Tuesday, specifically those at the end, in an interview with the student newspaper.

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University of Pennsylvania President Liz Magill has resigned Saturday after widespread public outrage over her testimony to Congress on antisemitism. The announcement came after days of intense ...

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Harvard University president Claudine Gay apologized for her comments during her congressional testimony Tuesday, specifically those at the end, in an interview with the student newspaper.