Accused of Plagiarism, President to Retire

By SHARON WALSH

The president of Central Connecticut State University, Richard L. Judd, who was found this month to have plagiarized parts of an opinion article he wrote for The Hartford Courant, has announced that he will retire on July 1.

The chancellor of the Connecticut State University System concluded in a report in March that Mr. Judd, 66, had committed plagiarism...

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