House Committee Criticizes Harvard's Handling of Anti-Semitic Student Conduct

Harvard University failed to impose meaningful discipline on students involved in anti-Israel protests, according to a House Education and Workforce Committee report.

Harvard referred 68 students for discipline due to their participation in an anti-Israel encampment, but none were suspended.
Most of the referred students remain in good standing, with only 15 on probation and one on leave.
The House Committee on Education and the Workforce claims Harvard's actions violate Title VI, which mandates protection against a hostile environment based on race, color, or national origin.
The committee report highlights that students who disrupted classes with anti-Semitic chants received only informal admonishments.
Harvard restored full privileges to the Harvard Undergraduate Palestine Solidarity Committee, despite their involvement in organizing the encampment.