CAMBRIDGE, England — On a serene Saturday, the historic grounds of Jesus College remained hushed as the academic community processed the loss of Jason Arday. Known for his distinction as the University of Cambridge’s youngest Black professor, Arday passed away at 41. His death followed his recent resignation amidst plagiarism allegations.
The medieval campus, usually alive with bustling students and faculty, was notably quiet due to the summer break. Arday’s presence on the campus, particularly during pivotal events like the 2012 Olympics torch relay in London, is remembered fondly by those who knew him.
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