Epstein Secrets

threat, to support the Media Lab that accepted Epstein funds via Ito in its path forward, and to work on broader campus climate issues. Via email, Lloyd said he couldn't comment at the moment but planned to later this week. Spoon and Bovin said he is facing the standard faculty disciplinary process.

h offer at least some evidence to the contrary. While there are many reasons to doubt the credibility of Epstein and of Joi Ito, the ousted head of the MIT Media Lab, there are also reasons why Gates and his denial should be scrutinized. Despite Gates's public comments minimizing his ties to Epstein, the New Yor

threat, to support the Media Lab that accepted Epstein funds via Ito in its path forward, and to work on broader campus climate issues. Via email, Lloyd said he couldn't comment at the moment but planned to later this week. Spoon and Bovin said he is facing the standard faculty disciplinary process.

h offer at least some evidence to the contrary. While there are many reasons to doubt the credibility of Epstein and of Joi Ito, the ousted head of the MIT Media Lab, there are also reasons why Gates and his denial should be scrutinized. Despite Gates's public comments minimizing his ties to Epstein, the New Yor

f multiple donations from Mr. Epstein, including a $60,000 gift that was deposited into a personal bank account and not reported to the school. Mr. Lloyd did not immediately respond to a request for comment. The report found that three current and former M.I.T. administrators learned of Mr. Epstein's

Joichi Ito, acknowledged raising $1.7 million from Mr. Epstein for the lab and his own outside investment funds. The disclosure created an uproar at the Media Lab, a program that prides itself on its contrarian culture. Mr. Ito, a master networker who had raised at least $50 million for the Media Lab, resigne

multiple donations from Mr. Epstein, including a $60,000 gift that was deposited into a personal bank account and not reported to the school. Mr. Lloyd did not immediately respond to a request for comment. The report found that three current and former M.I.T. administrators learned of Mr. Epstein's

diately respond to a request for comment. The report found that three current and former M.I.T. administrators learned of Mr. Epstein's donations to the Media Lab in 2013, but "in the absence of any M.I.T. policy regarding controversial gifts," other donations were approved under "an informal framework" that t