Claudine Gay will resign as president of Harvard University on Tuesday afternoon, a source reportedly told the Harvard Crimson.

Gay’s reported resignation comes in the wake of numerous plagiarism allegations as well as her controversial congressional testimony on what Harvard is doing to combat anti-Semitism on campus after Hamas’ attack on Israel.

????BREAKING: Claudine Gay will be resigning this afternoon as the president of Harvard after allegations of plagiarism and her disastrous testimony before Congress.

It’s the shortest tenure in the history of the university.https://t.co/nniKRCe5VN

— Greg Price (@greg_price11) January 2, 2024

Gay has been hit with nearly 50 allegations of plagiarism affecting eight of her 17 published works.

In December, Gay along with the presidents of MIT and the University of Pennsylvania testified to Congress and avoided answering whether calling for the genocide of Jews violated the universities’ codes of conduct.

“It can be, depending on the context,” Gay told lawmakers. She said such hate speech is “at odds with the values of Harvard” and that when that kind of “speech crosses into conduct, that violates our policies.”

Several high-profile donors paused their donations to the Ivy League school, and early applications to Harvard dipped about 17%, the school said last month.

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Additionally, Congress has launched an investigation into Harvard over anti-Semitism on campus that now also includes the plagiarism allegations.

Mairead Elordi contributed to this report.