Harvard Faces Lawsuit Over Alleged Antisemitism on Campus

A group of alumni are suing Harvard University, claiming antisemitism and anti-Israel sentiment on campus have devalued their diplomas.

Ten Harvard alumni filed a lawsuit alleging the university's tolerance of antisemitism and anti-Israel sentiment has damaged the value of their diplomas.
The lawsuit claims Harvard violated an implied contract to maintain the institution's prestige, affecting alumni's career prospects.
Companies have reportedly stated they will no longer hire Harvard alumni due to the university's perceived support for antisemitism.
The alumni are seeking monetary restitution for the cost of their degrees and reputational damage, alongside an injunction against those responsible for antisemitism on campus.
The U.S. Justice Department previously sided with Asian-Americans suing Harvard over admissions policy, highlighting ongoing legal challenges for the university.