Harvard pledges reforms following internal reports on antisemitism and anti-Arab bias
- Harvard University released two internal reports on May 27, 2025, addressing antisemitism and anti-Arab prejudice on campus following protests last year.
- These reports respond to documented bigotry against Jewish and Muslim students during 2024 protests and a federal scrutiny linked to admissions policies and campus climate.
- University President Alan Garber pledged to review admissions, curriculum, and disciplinary procedures and advance viewpoint diversity to combat intolerance and exclusion.
- The administration faces a two billion dollar federal funding freeze tied to demands from the Trump administration, which Harvard is challenging in court as a threat to academic freedom.
- Harvard’s reforms and reports highlight a need for systemic change to create a safer environment, but some students remain dissatisfied and feel marginalized on campus.
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