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Jewish students at Harvard say they do not feel safe on campus - Vimarsana News

Jewish students at Harvard say they do not feel safe on campus

Members of Harvard University's Jewish community gathered for a Hanukkah lighting ceremony on campus Tuesday night, which was interrupted by somebody saying that antisemitism was a myth.

Source: nypost.com
Harvard Students Hold Silent 'Study-In' at Widener Library, Rally at Mass. Hall to Call for End of War in Gaza | News - Vimarsana News

Harvard Students Hold Silent 'Study-In' at Widener Library, Rally at Mass. Hall to Call for End of War in Gaza | News

Harvard Students Hold Silent ‘Study-In’ at Widener Library, Rally at Mass. Hall to Call for End of War in Gaza | News | The Harvard Crimson

Rabbi steps down from Harvard's antisemitism task force as president under mounting pressure to resign - Vimarsana News

Rabbi steps down from Harvard's antisemitism task force as president under mounting pressure to resign

Rabbi David Wolpe quit Harvard's antisemitism task force after joining back in October following President Claudine Gay's controversial testimony before House lawmakers

Harvard professors defend president who said calls for Jewish genocide might not be bullying - Vimarsana News

Harvard professors defend president who said calls for Jewish genocide might not be bullying

Claudine Gay has faced calls for her resignation following testimony to a congressional inquiry

Source: thejc.com
The Real Problem With Those College Presidents? Gross Incompetence. - Vimarsana News

The Real Problem With Those College Presidents? Gross Incompetence.

Yes, Elise Stefanik set a trap. But the presidents of Harvard, Penn, and MIT didn’t have to walk right into it.