Harvard President Alan Garber apologized for antisemitic and anti-Muslim prejudice on campus, following the release of internal reports detailing incidents where students felt targeted. The reports, spurred by last year's pro-Palestinian protests, prompted Harvard to review admissions and academic offerings. However, these actions fall short of White House demands to end race-based preferences, leading to a lawsuit by Harvard against the federal government over threatened sanctions.
Prepared by Emily Rhodes and reviewed by editorial team.
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