Harvard President Gay resigns after rocky testimony, plagiarism allegations.

Harvard's President resigns
The president of Harvard University, Claudine Gay, has resigned. Gay in a statement said, "It is with a heavy heart but a deep love for Harvard that I write to share that I will be stepping down as president."

Gay had been under enormous pressure to resign amidst plagiarism allegations and antisemitism row following her performance at a senate hearing on Capitol Hill last month.

Under her leadership, Havard has been accused of tolerating anti-Semitism. Her refusal to acknowledge calling for the genocide of Jews goes against Havard's code of conduct drew widespread condemnation and calls for her resignation.

She has also been accused of failing to cite sources appropriately in multiple research papers published in Havard. She is the first black woman to lead the prestigious college in its 400-year history.