Harvard University failed to implement recommendations that it was presented with from an anti-Semitism group that it created following Hamas’ October 7 terrorist attack on Israel.
The investigation from the House Education and the Workforce Committee started several months later when it subpoenaed the school.
Harvard President Claudine Gay announced in late October that she had created the Antisemitism Advisory Group (AAG) to “combat antisemitism in our community.”
However, even though she attended most of the meetings that the group held, very little was ever done to implement the group’s recommendations for how to make the campus safer.
“The Committee’s report proves that former President Gay and Harvard’s leadership propped up the university’s Antisemitism Advisory Group all for show,” said Chairwoman Virginia Foxx (R-NC). “Not only did the AAG find that…
