Universities Cancel Classes After Trump's Election Victory

Harvard and other elite schools offer students mental health resources and flexible schedules to cope with election results.

Harvard professors canceled classes and postponed deadlines post-election to help students process President-elect Donald Trump's victory.
Georgetown University provided a 'self-care suite' with activities like coloring and Legos to alleviate student stress.
Columbia and other universities faced criticism for perceived double standards in their responses to different global events.
Some students expressed disappointment and grief over Kamala Harris's loss, prompting universities to offer additional support.
Critics argue that the measures taken by these institutions coddle students, undermining the resilience needed for real-world challenges.