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Nathan Cofnas on whether he feels responsible for Jason Arday’s death

Al Jazeera Monday 24 August 2026, 16:21 UTC 1 min read
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Nathan Cofnas on whether he feels responsible for Jason Arday’s death NewsFeed Nathan Cofnas on whether he feels responsible for Jason Arday’s death Nathan Cofnas, the academic who accused Cambridge University’s youngest Black professor, Jason Arday, of plagiarism, was asked if he felt responsible for Arday’s death in his first interview since the professor’s passing. Published On 24 Aug 2026

Nathan Cofnas on whether he feels responsible for Jason Arday’s death NewsFeed Nathan Cofnas on whether he feels responsible for Jason Arday’s death Nathan Cofnas, the academic who accused Cambridge University’s youngest Black professor, Jason Arday, of plagiarism, was asked if he felt responsible for Arday’s death in his first interview since the professor’s passing. Published On 24 Aug 2026
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