The university says its investigation into sociology professor Jason Arday will feed into a wider inquiry on recruitment of senior academics.
Cambridge confirmed that the inquiry will continue despite Arday’s resignation.
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The University of Cambridge has committed to reviewing its appointment processes for senior academic roles amid continued scrutiny over its decision to appoint Jason Arday as a professor.
Arday’s resignation on Aug. 5 after facing questions about his academic conduct has done little to quell the furor around the top-ranked institution.
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