California Republican Rep. Kevin Kiley says the resignation of former Harvard President Claudine Gay signifies a moment of reckoning for higher education and highlights the decline of universities. Kiley, who appeared on The Bottom Line with Dagen & Duffy, praised Gay’s departure and expressed concerns over the lack of value provided by universities and their growing intolerance. He emphasized the need for universities to recommit to principles such as freedom of speech, institutional neutrality, and academic freedom. Gay’s resignation followed backlash for her handling of issues related to anti-Semitism and plagiarism allegations. Kiley believes that the recent events at Harvard and other universities demonstrate the deterioration of these institutions, which were once considered leaders in intellectual progress.
Harvard’s Resignation Signals a Reckoning for Higher Education, California Rep. Kevin Kiley Warns
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