Oxford University Failed Women on Harassment Concerns, Staff Say

The leader of the University of Oxford attended a gathering at its business school in September intended to bring a difficult few months to a close and open a new, more positive chapter.

In August, a five-month investigation by the university into Said Business School head Soumitra Dutta upheld three allegations that he harassed a female academic. Oxford’s handling of the probe had led to anxiety and anger among staff, according to at least five people with knowledge of the situation.

Irene Tracey, the university’s vice-chancellor, promised improvements to the room of academics, according to people who attended. Mette Morsing, ...