Harvard pledges reforms following internal reports on antisemitism and anti-Arab bias
- Harvard University announced reforms after internal reports confirmed incidents of antisemitism and Islamophobia on campus, with nearly half of Muslim students and staff feeling unsafe since the Israel-Hamas conflict began.
- Harvard President Alan Garber committed to taking the findings seriously and implementing some recommendations for reform.
- The U.S. Government froze $2.2 billion in federal funding for Harvard after the university refused to comply with demands related to its handling of antisemitism.
- U.S. Representative Tim Walberg criticized Harvard for tolerating antisemitism, while Garber emphasized the importance of academic freedom and diversity of viewpoints.
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A University Divided: Harvard's Struggle with Campus Bias
A University Divided: Harvard's Struggle with Campus Bias Jewish and Muslim students at Harvard University experienced significant bigotry and abuse during last year's campus protests, according to two comprehensive reports released on Tuesday. Many students felt alienated due to their political beliefs, with reports detailing intense scrutiny from the Trump administration over allegations of antisemitism and leftist bias.Harvard President Alan …
Reports find both anti-Semitic, anti-Muslim sentiment at Harvard
Harvard University task forces charged with investigating claims of anti-Semitism, and anti-Arab and Muslim hate reported Tuesday that such prejudice had taken root on campus, urging the college to champion the fight against bigotry.Harvard, with other prestigious US universities, has been accused by President Donald Trump of turning a blind eye to campus anti-Semitism in the wake of Hamas's October 7, 2023 attacks on Israel, and the retaliatory…
At Harvard, two university reports report an anti-Semitic and anti-Muslim climate on campus
The two investigations were launched in January 2024 at the initiative of the president of the prestigious institution. "Harvard cannot – and will not – tolerate intolerance," said its president, Alan Garber, while Donald Trump recently accused the university of being a "anti-Semitic institution of extreme left".
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