Dartmouth College provost Santiago Schnell resigns after a faculty-led investigation concludes he used artificial intelligence (AI) to substantially alter his published writing, breaching university and publisher integrity standards. The resignation follows the review finding that his published work did not meet expectations for disclosure and authenticity.
The New York Times and VnExpress International both report that Schnell’s departure is tied to undisclosed or improper AI use in published opinion pieces. Inside Higher Ed also frames the story around his resignation over AI use, suggesting consistent confirmation across outlets about the core allegation and outcome.
Together, the coverage links the investigation’s findings to university norms around editorial integrity, and it situates Schnell’s exit within his role as a senior Dartmouth administrator who had taken the provost position within the past year.
