NEW: Garber Says He Will Encourage Involuntary Leave Reinstatement After Harvard Yard Encampment Ends

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BREAKING: The Harvard Out of Occupied Palestine encampment of Harvard Yard has ENDED peacefully without police action. Involuntary leaves of absence will be rescinded, HOOP organizers said.

Story in The Harvard Crimson to come.

Harvard affiliates used bolt cutters to cut a lock securing Johnston Gate in an attempt to allow about 150 protesters into Harvard Yard for a Saturday protest, the Harvard University Police Department said Sunday.

Sally Edwards and Asher Montgomery report.
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Interim University President Alan Garber met with the head of the Anti-Defamation League Friday to discuss campus antisemitism as Harvard faces a congressional investigation over its efforts to combat antisemitism.

Emma Haidar and Cam E. Kettles report.

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The Harvard Management Company, which stewards Harvard’s $50.7 billion endowment, cut the pay of CEO N.P. Narvekar by 6.9 percent in 2022 after the endowment had its third-worst annual investment results in the last 20 years.

Thomas Mete reports.

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Encampment protesters took down a poster depicting interim Harvard President Alan Garber as a devil after affiliates criticized the drawing as antisemitic.

Emma Haidar and Cam E. Kettles report.

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Harvard Out of Occupied Palestine, the unrecognized student group organizing the Harvard Yard encampment, took down a poster depicting interim President Garber as a devil after affiliates criticized the drawing as antisemitic.

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Harvard College erroneously sent an involuntary leave of absence notice intended for members of the pro-Palestine encampment to a news reporter for The Harvard Crimson.

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Harvard erroneously sent an involuntary leave of absence notice intended for members of the pro-Palestine encampment to a Crimson reporter, raising questions about the process for determining which students participated in the protest.

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College Apologizes for Sending Involuntary Leave Notice to Harvard Crimson Reporter

Emma Haidar and Cam E. Kettles report.

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BREAKING: Pro-Palestine Students Reject Harvard President’s Proposal to End Encampment

Michelle Amponsah and Joyce Kim report.

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Students staging a pro-Palestine encampment in Harvard Yard refused to submit to ID checks on Tuesday as tension mounted between protesters and administrators on day 14 of the occupation.

Mac Healey, Jo Lemann, and @azusalippit report.

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BREAKING: Interim Harvard President Alan Garber threatens “involuntary leave” for protesters who continue to occupy Harvard Yard.
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Garber today:

“The continuation of the encampment presents a significant risk to the educational environment of the University. Those who participate in or perpetuate its continuation will be referred for involuntary leave from their Schools.”

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As the pro-Palestine occupation of Harvard Yard approaches week three, interim University President Alan Garber has adopted a policy of strategic patience to avoid the controversies facing peer institutions. So far, it's working.
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Harvard Out of Occupied Palestine Coalition accused The Harvard Crimson of anti-Palestinian bias in its coverage and said it would boycott the campus newspaper a Friday letter sent to Crimson leadership.

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Harvard Out of Occupied Palestine Coalition accused The Harvard Crimson of anti-Palestinian bias in its coverage and said it would boycott the campus newspaper until May 6 in a Friday letter sent to Crimson leadership.

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House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) said Tuesday that Republicans are expanding the Committee on Education and the Workforce’s investigation into antisemitism on college campuses into a House-wide probe.

Emma Haidar and Cam E. Kettles report.

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Harvard’s Faculty of Arts and Sciences has largely lost confidence in the University’s governing boards ahead of a crucial presidential search, according to The Crimson’s annual FAS survey.

This and more with Tilly Robinson in The Harvard Crimson:

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In The Harvard Crimson's annual Faculty of Arts and Sciences survey, Neil Shah and I asked faculty to weigh in on the Israel-Palestine conflict, the war in Gaza, student protest, and prejudice on campus.

Read the first installment of survey results: thecrimson.com/article/2024/4…