> [Former Prof.] Gino, who was celebrated for her research on honesty and ethical behavior, had faced scathing allegations of academic misconduct and fraud. >

> [Former Prof.] Gino, who was celebrated for her research on honesty and ethical behavior, had faced scathing allegations of academic misconduct and fraud. > Last September, a federal judge in Boston dismissed Gino’s defamation claims against both Harvard and [...] Sounds like this has little to do with the recent "Harvard vs. Trump" fight. Though if a university has to fight & win a Federal court case, to be able to fire just one fraudulent employee - it's pretty easy to see why institutions have very little interest in fighting academic misconduct. The vast majority of them don't have the financial resources to try.