Overview

• 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.