Congresswoman Virginia Foxx: Request for Evidence of Antisemitism at Harvard Is but ‘a Start’ in House Probe of Elite Universities
Harvard is being asked to provide extensive documentation to Congress, a sign of what’s to come for other universities accused of fostering antisemitism.
Harvard is being asked to produce a host of documents by a House committee as it launches its first salvo against universities accused of harboring antisemitism on their campuses.
A 9-page letter sent to the Harvard Corporation senior fellow, Penny Pritzker, and interim president, Alan Garber, seeks to uncover “the depth and breadth of the antisemitism that exists at Harvard,” the chairwoman of the Education and the Workforce Committee, Virginia Foxx, who signed the letter, tells the Sun.
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