In a stunning first for US academia, Harvard revokes tenure for ethics scholar Francesca Gino over data manipulation

Harvard University has revoked tenure from ethics scholar Francesca Gino after an investigation found data manipulation in multiple studies. This rare and historic decision marks a significant moment in US higher education, raising questions about academic integrity and research ethics. Gino, who denies the allegations, has filed a $25 million lawsuit. The case unfolds amid wider scrutiny of US universities and concerns about academic freedom under the Trump administration, as reported by the WGBH.