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Harvard Rebrands Their DEI Office “Community & Campus Life” In Latest Move To Evolve

  • On May 1, 2025, Harvard University changed the name of its office responsible for promoting inclusion and equity to Community and Campus Life, a move that came amid federal scrutiny in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
  • The renaming follows demands from the Trump administration to dismantle DEI programming nationwide, including threats to withhold Harvard’s $2.2 billion in federal funding.
  • Harvard President Alan M. Garber defended maintaining the university’s independence and constitutional rights while lawyers met with the administration over a lawsuit challenging the funding freeze.
  • Harvard’s funding suspension of $2.2 billion represents an unprecedented federal move prompted by alleged discrimination complaints and enforcement of the Supreme Court’s 2023 affirmative action ruling.
  • The renaming signals an adjustment in focus toward fostering community and belonging, while Harvard continues legal and public resistance against federal efforts to overhaul DEI frameworks.
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