Harvard set to enforce new rules on protests ahead of fall semester, university document shows

Harvard University is planning to enact new rules that will impact protests at the Cambridge campus in the fall, according to a draft document from The Crimson.

Nikolas Lanum is an associate editor for Fox News Digital.

"Both to foster the well-being of community members and to preserve these resources for future generations, the University has an obligation to adopt rules and policies that simultaneously protect and facilitate the use of the University's private property," the document obtained by The Harvard Crimson states.

Harvard spokesperson Jason A. Newton told The Crimson the University is "working to ensure that common rules and guidance around the use of campus spaces are more readily accessible to community members" and noted that much of the document draws from already established Harvard policies.