A small university in Indiana keeps a second, separately registered federal record that almost nobody opens. On that record sit 9,123 graduate students, 98.3% of them foreign nationals. Trine University.
Trine paid roughly $16 million to a single recruiting agency that runs its offices out of Hyderabad and Warangal. The person that agency lists as its contact is the same person Trine's own press release calls its director of international graduate student recruitment.
None of those payments appear anywhere in eleven years of Trine's audited financial statements.
This is their graduating class.
Meet Sara Larsen. Sara thought it was funny to bake a cake and show up to a Charlie Kirk memorial celebrating his murder.
Sara's father is Loren Larsen who is the CEO of Videra Health in Salt Lake City.
Jason Arday may be at fault, but the real villains are his PhD supervisors, his PhD examiners, anyone who wrote him a reference, anyone who sat on an appointments committee that hired him, colleagues who never challenged him in seminars or talks, reviewers who recommended his work for publication, and editors who published it. In short, the system. He is a product of that system, and it will eventually throw him to the wolves to protect the illusion that it maintains rigorous standards. This does not mean he is blameless, but the deeper problem is the system itself.
This is how Storm fans treat teenage girls who advocate for girls' sports and support Sophie Cunningham
Seattle leftists are the most hateful people in America
@AnnCoulter@RetractionWatch should investigate this.
Kerri Greenidge's book, The Grimkes, has been cited 36 times by scholars, per https://t.co/vRKzeyNqYd
This is how Shay O'Brien, of MIT, cited the fraudulent work in one of the most prestigious journals in my field, @ASR_Journal.