In the wake of recent events surrounding university leadership and their handling of sensitive issues such as antisemitism, there has been a notable shift in the academic landscape. Elizabeth Magill, the President of the University of Pennsylvania, resigned following criticism over her response to antisemitism on campus and her testimony before Congress. This development has led to speculation about the futures of other university presidents who were involved in similar circumstances, including Sally Kornbluth, the President of MIT.

This question asks: Will Sally Kornbluth resign from her position as President of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) before Feb 1st, 2024?

For the purpose of this question, a resignation is defined as a voluntary decision to leave the position, announced publicly by either Sally Kornbluth herself or an official MIT communication channel. The resignation must be confirmed by a credible news source or an official statement from MIT.

Resolution Criteria: The question will resolve positively if, by Feb 1st, 2024, there is an official announcement from either Sally Kornbluth or MIT confirming her resignation as President of MIT. The announcement must be verifiable through credible news sources or official MIT communications.

If no such announcement is made by the specified date, the question will resolve negatively.