Turnitin review of Arday’s thesis by 'Bathetic Fallacy' exposes more plagiarism Liverpool John Moores & Cambridge University failed to do so despite months of review Serious failures in internal university processes at both places batheticfallacy.substack.com/p/jason-arda...
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Distressing news on job losses at University of Exeter Universities need friends with political influence Impact of Arday scandal - and its mishandling by Cambridge University leadership - has wider consequences It becomes harder for universities to maintain public confidence & political support
Liverpool John Moores University have questions to answer too After wholly inadequate supervision, LJMU granted Jason Arday a PhD for a thesis that was of low quality LJMU then dismissed plagiarism charges, as they were “well within accepted range of compliance with academic standards" 😲
Theranos became a movie Jason Arday saga is next Story has everything: OTT drama, academic scandals, manipulative dons, an American ingenue trying to run Cambridge Punting, dinky old colleges & an absurd plot Arday already looks like a film star, suits him The perfect ending
The Guardian’s article on Jason Arday highlights serious questions Cambridge University must now answer About his appointment. His use in publicity. How concerns were handled. Why allegations were dismissed. And the role of Carter-Ruck & the police. Quite a reckoning Enormous damage done
DanIn case you haven't seen it: www.theguardian.com/education/ng...
This is Board of Electors for Professorship of Education (2002), (Louis Archer -> Louise Archer) Baroness Morgan was Blair's adviser She's since been involved in Southern Cross Healthcare, Carillion & Cambridge University Hospital Trust She lands a new role, a calamity happens
Who in Cambridge University is helping Jason Arday? Ill-judged interview generates many more controversies Did somone say "Ride it out & keep the book launch on track” Perhaps OK for hardened public figures. For someone more vulnerable, it can backfire www.thetimes.com/article/fdd5...
The most pitiful person in the Cambridge Fraud Scandal, as nominated by Andrew Gelman (Prof of Statistics at Columbia, co-writer of Bayesian Data Analysis) Not Jason Arday, but the unnamed University "spokesperson for Cambridge" spouting obvious untruths statmodeling.substack.com/p/whos-the-m...
Provost of King's College Gillian Tett shows rest of Cambridge how to work the media & make it count Handsy men! "Students tell other students how to cope with a handsy professor & create coping strategies. It shouldn’t be that way because not everyone copes" www.thetimes.com/article/4f47...
Scientific research cash is shifting to AI, while 'blue skies' science is getting squeezed Astronomy grants have halved since 2023, and Jodrell Bank has been stripped of support Fundamental science is now in real trouble in the UK www.researchprofessionalnews.com/rr-news-uk-r...
Our choice for most pitiful person in Cambridge Fraud Scandal It's Deborah Prentice, Vice Chancellor She researches pluralistic ignorance - how institutional conformity forces people to accept status quo Her research tells her what to do, but she's trapped 21percent.org?p=4082
"It hurts to lose a job you love" Says the person who presided over the loss of 20000+ jobs in Higher Education & did nothing www.theguardian.com/politics/202...
Complicity in subfusc 'When I alerted Cambridge, I asked for what universities should stand for: protecting the vulnerable & defending free expression' Cambridge’s response? Eviction -- locks changed by Wolfson College www.indexoncensorship.org/2026/07/comp...
In the Arday scandal, we've heard little from the woman whose PhD was plagiarised This exposes how brutally power operates in UK academia A female lecturer at a mid-ranking university has so little agency that her case only gains traction when white male professors take it up
There are 3 sides in the Jason Arday debate Racists & social justice warriors, sure But, the dominant voice has not been about politics It's about something very basic: standards, integrity & whether institutions like Cambridge University apply their own rules fairly & consistently
Untrue of Good Law Project to say Cambridge University "found no evidence whatsoever of wrongdoing" by Jason Arday Cambridge ruled the plagiarism allegations were out of scope To settle this, Cambridge should make public the report
Dr Martin RobertsJason Arday is the youngest Black professor in Cambridge’s history. Rightwing newspapers are trying to smear him with fake accusations of plagiarism. We can't let them. Stand up to their hate and division by adding your name. goodlawproject.org/s/3ec4c0
Sadness and Horror at Cambridge University Some are angry about collapsing academic standards, others about how a young black man was failed, and many both Anger should be directed at those who failed in their duty of care, integrity & stewardship 21percent.org?p=4049
Control & communication has been inept given Cambridge was alerted to the Arday plagiarism allegations back in 2023 So, they've had 3 years to prepare for an entirely foreseeable moment -- and they’ve still managed to make it look like an absolute case study in how not to handle a disaster
Anne Willis is Director of the MRC Toxicology Unit A recent survey on bullying & harassment in Cambridge University found the MRC Toxicology Unit -- appropriately enough -- one of the most toxic departments of all :)
Leonid SchneiderActually maybe it's a good thing that UK universities now defend also Black fraudsters. Half-joking... How's Anne Willis doing? forbetterscience.com/tag/anne-wil...
Actually maybe it's a good thing that UK universities now defend also Black fraudsters. Half-joking... How's Anne Willis doing? forbetterscience.com/tag/anne-wil...
21 GroupThere are 3 sides in the Jason Arday debate Racists & social justice warriors, sure But, the dominant voice has not been about politics It's about something very basic: standards, integrity & whether institutions like Cambridge University apply their own rules fairly & consistently