Harvard’s stonewalling proves it still doesn’t care about antisemitism on campus

Harvard is still failing its Jewish students.

The House Education and the Workforce Committee was forced to subpoena top Harvard officials, including Harvard Corporation Senior Fellow Penny Pritzker and Interim President Dr. Alan Garber, after the school flouted a Wednesday deadline to turn over documents on its handling of antisemitism on campus.

The committee initially requested the material, including internal communications and meeting minutes relating to antisemitism or the war in Israel and Gaza, back on Jan. 9.

The university’s response?

“After a reasonable search and review to date, Harvard has not identified meeting minutes in connection” with the committee’s request.

Committee charwoman Rep. Virginia Foxx pointed out the outrageousness of this: “It would be shocking if the Board of Overseers and Harvard Management Company thought protecting Harvard’s Jewish students was so insignificant that the topic was not worthy of discussion at a single meeting.”