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The Arday Tragedy: A Story Of Institutional Failure, Not A Witch Hunt

The Arday Tragedy: A Story Of Institutional Failure, Not A Witch Hunt Authored by Lipton Matthews via The Mises Institute, The recent death of Jason Arday has been met with widespread grief, but also with a disturbing rush to assign blame. Much of the media narrative has positioned Nathan Cofnas as the villain, the man who exposed plagiarism and, in doing so, supposedly hounded a vulnerable academic to his death. This is a convenient story, but it is not the truth. Let us be clear. Nathan Cofnas did nothing wrong. Yet he has been...
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