Harvard’s Leaders Hit With Subpoenas as Congressional Probe Into Antisemitism in the Ivy League Heats Up

‘It is my hope,’ Congresswoman Virginia Foxx says, ‘that these subpoenas serve as a wakeup call to Harvard that Congress will not tolerate antisemitic hate in its classrooms or on campus.’

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Anti-Israel student activists demonstrate at a Harvard convocation for entering first-year students in Tercentenary Theater at Harvard Yard, Cambridge, Massachusetts, August 30, 2022. New York Sun archives

A House committee is throwing subpoenas at three top leaders at Harvard for allegedly failing to produce documents relating to antisemitism as part of a robust congressional investigation into the university.

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