Harvard Will Refrain From Controversial Statements About Public Policy Issues | News | The Harvard CrimsonThe announcement is part of a broader effort by Garber to guide Harvard out of crisis and ...

Harvard announces new restrictions on statements about 'controversial public policy issues' The Ivy League university came under fire for its response to the Israel-Hamas war By Lindsay Kornick ...

Harvard University officials said on Tuesday that the institution will not make comments on controversial public policy issues in the future and the campus remains divided over the Israeli-Hamas war.

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The program’s fate offers one example of how Harvard’s promises to deal with campus antisemitism look on the ground.

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Princess Elisabeth, 23, is pursuing a master's degree in public policy at Harvard but it's not clear whether she will be able to return for the second year of the two-year program, NBC News reports.

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Just like Gay faced backlash from both pro-Israel and pro-Palestine Harvard affiliates, the group noted that any statement on a controversial public issue will likely anger somebody.