The President-elect of National Taiwan University, Professor Kuan Chung-ming, was accused of plagiarism by DPP Legislator Chang Liao Wan-chien. Subsequently, Ker Chien-ming jumped in to demand that Kuan “be a man” and give up the NTU presidency, leading many to question whether the DPP was interfering in university autonomy and extending a “black hand” into the campus. After a meeting to discuss the matter, the National Taiwan University Research Integrity Office ruled the case unsubstantiated, finding that Kuan Chung-ming did not commit plagiarism.
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