Alas, on March 31, like tens of thousands of other Harvard hopefuls, she got the real letter. It was brief, straight to the point, and far less creative than the one she had concocted in jest.

Reuters, Aug. 13, Fact Check-Harvard 'termination' letter is fake Harvard University, accessed Aug. 13, Harvard College Office of Academic Integrity and Student Conduct ...

Guys! THE LETTER IS FAKE! I wrote it for my school humor magazine called citizen poke! — Molly (@mollymcgaan) March 5, 2015. McGaan did apply to Harvard and told the Globe she hopes that making light ...

Lil Nas X had shared a faux acceptance letter — purportedly signed by former university president Jerry Falwell, who died in 2007 — on social media as part of an irreverent campaign to promote ...

Lil Nas X has been accused of posting a fake acceptance letter to a private Christian university on social media. The rapper, who is currently promoting his forthcoming single, “J CHRIST,” has ...

Harvard University told Reuters that a letter purportedly showing it dismissing a student for their social media activity was fabricated. This article was produced by the Reuters Fact Check team.

After US President Donald Trump's education secretary announced in a letter that Harvard would no longer receive federal grants, an image shared across social media purported to show the ...

In the post, Montero Lamar Hill, who goes by his stage name Lil Nas X, shows an acceptance letter from the Christian university situated in Lynchburg, Virginia with Falwell’s signature. “This ...