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Harvard expands kosher dining options following recommendations from the Task Force on Combating Antisemitism, enhancing support for Jewish students.

In a Tuesday letter to senior Harvard administration members, HJAA asserted that the university failed to discipline many students and staff who repeatedly violated codes of conduct.

Shabbos and his classmates are in a lawsuit with Harvard, fighting for Jewish students at the university.

Harvard’s handling of Jewish student concerns came under intense criticism from Jewish circles after Oct. 7.

The U.S.-based Wexner Foundation has run its prestigious fellowship program from Harvard for years, but suspended ties after the university's reaction to protests against Israel. Israeli fellows tell of the difficult year they've had

Several University of Pennsylvania students await felony charges after they tried to take over a campus building, while two Harvard students have been charged with assault and battery amid a new wave of arrests

Harvard out of Occupied Palestine’s press statement declared that “The student intifada is here to stay at Harvard."

The alumni have demanded monetary restitution for the costs of attending Harvard and damage to their reputation.

Harvard denounced the image and said its administrative board would review the posts from now. 'We condemn these posts in the strongest possible terms,' the university wrote

In a statement, Harvard said it's unfortunate that the Committee has chosen to issue a subpoena given the breadth and extensive nature of the information Harvard has provided to the Committee.

Harvard must submit missing documentation by 5 p.m. on Feb. 14, according to the letter, or the "Committee will proceed with compulsory process."

The documents requested include a list of 'posts by Harvard students, faculty, staff, and other Harvard affiliates on Sidechat and other social media platforms targeting Jews, Israelis, Israel, Zionists, or Zionism.' Harvard has two weeks to produce the records

Both Stefanik and Gay gained notoriety after the former Harvard president testified in congress, refusing to say that calls for the genocide of Jews would violate the school's conduct policy

Gay announced her departure, which came just months into her tenure, in a letter to the Harvard community. Israel's foreign minister welcomed her resignation, saying that 'leadership failure and denial of antisemitism have a price'

Presidents from MIT, Harvard, and UPenn testified following a Department of Education investigation into rising antisemitic incidents since the Hamas terror attack on Israel.

Harvard prof. Eric Maskin was a signatory to a letter backing President Claudine Gay after she failed to say that calling for a genocide of Jews was a breach of university rules. 'Her responses were naïve,' he tells Haaretz, and talks about the changes he believes are needed

  Harvard President Claudine Gay's handling of antisemitism on campus since the Oct. 7 terror attack by Hamas on Israel has cost the university over a billion dollars in donations, CEO of Pershing Square Capital Management and influential Harvard alum Bill Ackman told Fox Business Monday. Follow Israel Hayom on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram Pushing for Gay to resign or be […]

  The presidents of Harvard, the University of Pennsylvania and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology said Tuesday that they were taking steps to combat antisemitism on campus since the start of the Israel-Hamas war, including increasing security and providing additional counseling and mental health support. Follow Israel Hayom on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram In testimony before […]