Jason Arday, who resigned as a professor at the University of Cambridge amid allegations of plagiarism, was found dead. Hear more on the Reuters World News podcast
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Jason Arday, a former University of Cambridge professor, was found dead in London on Friday, reports say, just days after resigning over questions surrounding his career.
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Jason Arday, a former University of Cambridge professor, was found dead in London on Friday, reports say, just days after resigning over questions surrounding his career.
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Jason Arday, who resigned as a professor at the University of Cambridge last week amid allegations of plagiarism, has been found dead.
Jason Arday, the youngest-ever Black professor at Cambridge, has been found dead after recently facing accusations of plagiarism in his academic writing. His death comes after the University of Cambridge launched an investigation into the allegations.
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Jason Arday the former Cambridge professor has been found dead in South London in recent weeks he had come under fire for plagiarism by the Media.
Jason Arday, ex-Cambridge professor accused of plagiarism, found dead in UK week after investigation launched
JASON ARDAY has been found dead.
Arday was found “unresponsive” at an address in Battersea on Friday afternoon. He was later pronounced dead.
A spokesman for the Met said officers were called by the London Ambulance Service at 3.12 p.m.
“Sadly, a 41-year-old man was pronounced dead at the scene. His next-of-kin have been informed and are being supported by officers.
At this time his death is being treated as unexpected, but is not believed to be suspicious. The case is being investigated by officers from the Met’s Central South Command Unit. A file will be prepared for the coroner.”
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Jason Arday's embarrassing exit from Cambridge may seem like a defeat. But in fact, says Prof James Alexander, what better way to vindicate his hypothesis that black people stumble when faced with \"normative whiteness\"!
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Jason Arday and the University of Cambridge very clearly have a case to answer. Yet the DEI-obsessed lanyard class want us to believe the claims are baseless and that anyone who thinks otherwise is driven by racist sentiment. Their response is indicative of how they approach every issue: if the truth is likely to get in the way of their political ideology, then the truth can take a hike, and anyone who speaks it must be besmirched and bullied into silence. These authoritarians must be faced down at every turn.
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