Cambridge’s King’s College opens culture review after harassment allegations
Neither responded to requests for comment.Tett did not comment on either case. She is one of the most senior figures at the universities to speak publicly after media investigations highlighted serious allegations against academics. Emeritus status is an honorific title awarded to some staff members on retirement, who tend to retain access to their colleges for meals and socialising.
- ▪Neither responded to requests for comment.Tett did not comment on either case.
- ▪She is one of the most senior figures at the universities to speak publicly after media investigations highlighted serious allegations against academics.
- ▪Emeritus status is an honorific title awarded to some staff members on retirement, who tend to retain access to their colleges for meals and socialising.
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Cambridge’s King’s College opens culture review after harassment allegationsSign up now: Get ST's newsletters delivered to your inboxKing’s College is hiring a senior barrister to oversee a review of its culture and is strengthening its human resources processes. PHOTO: ST FILEPublished Jul 27, 2026, 02:14 PMUpdated Jul 27, 2026, 02:14 PMSet as preferred sourceSummariseKing’s College Cambridge is conducting a culture review after sexual harassment allegations and is hiring a senior barrister to oversee it, with findings due by spring and to be made public.Two senior academics faced disciplinary actions, including resignation and loss of fellowship, highlighting long-standing issues with harassment and bullying at the college.The university aims to improve accountability by strengthening…
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