Jewish Telegraphic Agency

Judge in Trump-Harvard case questions tie between antisemitism allegations and federal funding cuts

A federal judge in Boston heard arguments Monday in a closely watched case between Harvard University and the Trump administration over more than $2 billion in frozen research funding, a dispute ...
The Boston Globe

Harvard president calls Trump administration’s actions ‘perplexing,’ questions connection to combating antisemitism

Harvard President Alan Garber addressed the university’s clash with the Trump administration in a new NPR interview, calling the government’s recent actions toward the school “perplexing” and warning ...
The Boston Globe

In Globe interview, Harvard president Alan Garber casts doubt on Trump administration’s motives in antisemitism campaign

CAMBRIDGE — In an interview with the Globe, Harvard president Alan Garber cast doubt on the motives behind the White House’s campaign against his university, which is being carried out with the stated ...
The Harvard Crimson

Fifteen Questions: David J. Deming on Diversity Office Closures, ChatGPT, and the Biggest Challenges Facing Harvard

David Deming is the new Dean of Harvard College. This interview has been edited for length and clarity. FM: I hear that you’re an Ohio State alum. DJD: I am. FM: Before we start this, I just feel the ...
MassLive

Federal judge questions cuts to Harvard’s federal funding, its links to antisemitism

In a filled courtroom, the battle between Harvard University and the Trump administration continued on Monday as the two made arguments for a federal judge to rule in their favor without going to ...