Sex Abuse Litigation

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Harvard University

6 reports indexed, newest first.

February 2026

  1. Harvard places Martin Nowak on leave amid renewed Epstein investigation

    Harvard put the mathematics professor on paid administrative leave as it reopened scrutiny of his Epstein ties after the federal files release.

    Investigation Jeffrey EpsteinUnited States, MassachusettsReported by The Harvard Crimson

  2. Larry Summers to resign from Harvard after Epstein revelations

    Summers said he would resign his Harvard professorship following disclosures about his relationship with Epstein.

    Policy change Jeffrey EpsteinUnited States, MassachusettsReported by The New York Times

November 2025

  1. Larry Summers steps back from Harvard teaching as university reviews Epstein ties

    Former Harvard president Larry Summers stopped teaching while Harvard investigated his correspondence with Epstein revealed in released emails.

    Investigation Jeffrey EpsteinUnited States, MassachusettsReported by The New York Times

March 2021

  1. Harvard sanctions professor Martin Nowak over Epstein involvement

    Harvard sanctioned mathematician Martin Nowak and closed his research program after finding he gave Epstein extensive campus access in violation of university policy.

    Policy change Jeffrey EpsteinUnited States, MassachusettsReported by Harvard Magazine

May 2020

  1. Harvard report details Epstein gifts and campus access

    A Harvard review found Epstein gave the university millions before his 2008 conviction and continued visiting campus afterward, and the university announced related sanctions and policy changes.

    Investigation Jeffrey EpsteinUnited States, MassachusettsReported by Harvard Magazine

September 2006

  1. Harvard says it will keep donation from Jeffrey Epstein after his Florida indictment

    Harvard said it would not return a large Epstein gift despite the criminal charge he faced in Palm Beach, a decision that later drew scrutiny.

    Policy change Jeffrey EpsteinUnited States, MassachusettsReported by The Harvard Crimson