Harvard University President Claudine Gay has resigned amid controversies over alleged plagiarism and handling of antisemitism, signaling turmoil in Ivy League leadership. Her departure follows University of Pennsylvania President Liz Magill's resignation and comes after a contentious Congressional hearing. Criticism intensified with a drop in early admissions and over a billion dollars in donations. Interim President Alan Garber now faces the task of guiding Harvard through these challenges and restoring trust. This moment marks a significant turning point for the university and poses questions about leadership and integrity in higher education.
