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Feeling Alone and Estranged, Many Jews at Harvard Wonder What's Next - Vimarsana News

Feeling Alone and Estranged, Many Jews at Harvard Wonder What's Next

After one of the most trying weeks in the university’s recent history, some students question whether they have a place on campus.

David Wolpe: The college presidents' testimony was 'exquisitely painful' - Vimarsana News

David Wolpe: The college presidents' testimony was 'exquisitely painful'

(RNS) — One of the country’s most prominent rabbis concluded the problem of antisemitism at Harvard was beyond the weight of his wisdom and experience.

Harvard, MIT, UPenn face Congressional investigation after 'unacceptable' testimony about antisemitism; rabbi resigns from Harvard committee - Vimarsana News

Harvard, MIT, UPenn face Congressional investigation after 'unacceptable' testimony about antisemitism; rabbi resigns from Harvard committee

A Congressional committee has launched an investigation into Harvard University, MIT and the University of Pennsylvania after their campus leaders gave "unacceptable" testimony about antisemitism at a House hearing this week.

Rabbi Wolpe Steps Down from Harvard Antisemitism Advisory Group After President Gay's Congress Testimony | News - Vimarsana News

Rabbi Wolpe Steps Down from Harvard Antisemitism Advisory Group After President Gay's Congress Testimony | News

Rabbi Wolpe Steps Down from Harvard Antisemitism Advisory Group After President Gay’s Congress Testimony | News | The Harvard Crimson

Harvard President Apologizes for Congressional Testimony on Antisemitism - Vimarsana News

Harvard President Apologizes for Congressional Testimony on Antisemitism

The president, Claudine Gay, told the campus newspaper that she “should have had the presence of mind” to answer differently.