‘The situation has reached a critical point,’ school committee members wrote, asking for help to prevent a ‘potential tragedy.’
By MAGGIE HRONCICH
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The Supreme Court’s ruling banning affirmative action in higher education ‘is a principle that should apply to all manner of educational programs at large,’ the plaintiff’s attorney tells the Sun, adding that it’s ‘what we’re hoping to set a precedent for.’
By MAGGIE HRONCICH
|Chaya Raichik says she’s ‘planning something big’ in her mission to bar pornographic books from schools.
By CAROLINE MCCAUGHEY
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‘It is my hope,’ Congresswoman Virginia Foxx says, ‘that these subpoenas serve as a wakeup call to Harvard that Congress will not tolerate antisemitic hate in its classrooms or on campus.’
By M.J. KOCH
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‘We have grave concerns,’ Representative Virginia Foxx’s 16-page letter asserts, ‘regarding the inadequacy of Columbia’s response to antisemitism on its campus.’
By M.J. KOCH
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The university has received nearly $500 million in contracts from the Qatar Foundation in the past two decades, presumably making this a difficult break.
By JORDAN ESRIG
|‘The situation has reached a critical point,’ school committee members wrote, asking for help to prevent a ‘potential tragedy.’
By MAGGIE HRONCICH
|The Supreme Court’s ruling banning affirmative action in higher education ‘is a principle that should apply to all manner of educational programs at large,’ the plaintiff’s attorney tells the Sun, adding that it’s ‘what we’re hoping to set a precedent for.’
By MAGGIE HRONCICH
|
Chaya Raichik says she’s ‘planning something big’ in her mission to bar pornographic books from schools.
By CAROLINE MCCAUGHEY
|‘It is my hope,’ Congresswoman Virginia Foxx says, ‘that these subpoenas serve as a wakeup call to Harvard that Congress will not tolerate antisemitic hate in its classrooms or on campus.’
By M.J. KOCH
|‘We have grave concerns,’ Representative Virginia Foxx’s 16-page letter asserts, ‘regarding the inadequacy of Columbia’s response to antisemitism on its campus.’
By M.J. KOCH
|The university has received nearly $500 million in contracts from the Qatar Foundation in the past two decades, presumably making this a difficult break.
By JORDAN ESRIG
|Tuesday, January 13, 2026
