Harvard University Faces Subpoena in House Antisemitism Probe

The House Education Committee has issued subpoenas to Harvard officials in a groundbreaking investigation into antisemitism, raising concerns over academic freedom.

Harvard University is under scrutiny by the House Education Committee for its handling of antisemitism on campus, with a subpoena deadline looming.
The investigation was sparked by incidents following Hamas's attack on Israel and a controversial letter signed by student groups blaming Israel.
Education Chairwoman Virginia Foxx criticizes Harvard's response to the probe, demanding action over words in combating campus antisemitism.
Academic experts warn the investigation could have a chilling effect on academic freedom, viewing it as part of a broader conservative attack on higher education.
Students from elite universities, including Harvard, express fear and call for action against rising antisemitism on campuses in a Capitol Hill discussion.