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.
Overview
- 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.