#university-policy

#university-policy

The Biden administration is pursuing heavy fines from Harvard and other universities to end investigations into campus antisemitism, mirroring a deal with Columbia University.

The University of North Carolina System's Board of Governors required each campus to develop a subcommittee to evaluate compliance with the anti-diversity, equity and inclusion policy, mandating neutrality from administrators on political and social issues.

"Unfortunately, something is going to change," said Barbara Snyder, president of the Association of American Universities. "Either we will be part of it or it will be imposed upon us ... Significant division in the research community is going to kill us."

"You have this moment of celebration, but it felt really disingenuous for them to take this really removed tool to read everybody's names."

Noem stated, "Some of these universities have even barred law enforcement officers from coming on campus, and haven't even allowed there to be basic law and order on the areas that they're responsible for."

Yale University received praise from the Joint Task Force to Combat Anti-Semitism for its response to protests during Itamar Ben-Gvir's visit, highlighting the university's proactive stance on policy violations.

As Phillips stated, “It’s a suppression of freedom of speech about an issue that I think should be shouted from the rooftops - unlawful, unconstitutional abductions of university students.”

The Trump administration's aggressive letter to Harvard explicitly outlined conditions for federal funding, threatening compliance measures for perceived bias in university programs.