US EditionTrump administration finds Harvard failed to protect Jewish students, threatens to cut all funding
- On Monday, the Trump administration's HHS Office for Civil Rights issued a notice of violation to Harvard, finding it violated Jewish students' civil rights and threatening a total funding cutoff.
- Following a 19-month investigation, HHS OCR and a task force found Harvard deliberately indifferent to antisemitic harassment, risking loss of federal funding and international enrollment.
- Evidence shows Harvard students faced assaults, spit on, and demonstrations with calls for genocide, with few offenders disciplined, highlighting systemic lapses in campus harassment response.
- Following the findings, Harvard faces a $2.8 billion funding freeze and revocation of international student enrollment certification, risking significant campus and financial stability.
- Looking ahead, Harvard faces potential loss of all federal privileges, setting a precedent for increased federal oversight of higher education institutions in civil rights enforcement.
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The Crimson Mask: Harvard’s Institutional Antisemitism Finally Laid Bare
Harvard’s reputation rests on prestige, but its foundation has long harbored—and indeed, has long embraced—exclusion. For generations, Americans may have accepted that Harvard was elite, even aloof, but assumed its exclusivity was a...
Trump Beating Harvard in Discrimination Dispute as School Choice Takes Blows
Harvard violated students’ human rights by not protecting Jewish students, a new federal investigation led by the Trump administration found. All the while, states push school choice legislation, which would attach financial strings to all who receive the funds. In Utah, the Supreme Court shot down school choice legislation, arguing that the law is unconstitutional. Joining The Sentinel Report with Alex Newman to break this down and more include…
University Autonomy Stems From Corporate Rights (opinion)
To preserve institutional autonomy and defend academic freedom, universities should exercise their powerful claims to corporate rights, Michael Banerjee writes. In an April 21 article entitled “We Haven’t Seen a Fight Like Harvard vs. Trump in Centuries,” Steven Brint wrote that the ongoing dispute between Harvard University and the federal government is “the most important showdown between state power and college autonomy since 1816, when the N…
House ed panel demands answers from Columbia over its president seeming to mock pervasive Jew-hatred on campus
The House education panel sought “clarity” from Claire Shipman over “messages you sent that appear to downplay and even mock the pervasive culture of antisemitism on Columbia’s campus.”The post House ed panel demands answers from Columbia over its president seeming…
House ed panel demands answers from Columbia over its president seeming to mock pervasive Jew-hatred on campus
The House education panel sought “clarity” from Claire Shipman over “messages you sent that appear to downplay and even mock the pervasive culture of antisemitism on Columbia’s campus.”The post House ed panel demands answers from Columbia over its president seeming…
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