After Harvard University, Alan Garber, declared this week he would not meet the demands of the Trump administration regarding addressing anti -Semitism, at $ 2 billion in subsidies and contracts of several years They were cut by the administration.
In his letter of response to the Trump administration, Garber said that the federal government has threatened its associations with several universities, including Harvard, about accusations of anti -Semitism On their campus. Hey, also noted that the Trump administration issued an updated and extended list of demands, saying that if the school plans to maintain a financial relationship with the federal government, it must be fine.
Fox News Digital He spoke with the students and the faculty of the university about what they thought about the confrontation between the university and the government, anti -Semitism on the campus, if they were concerned with the loss of funds and if Harvard should receive money from the taxpayers.
“In my personal opinion, it is that Harvard deserves everything that has happened, everything that is coming to that,” said Carter Stewart, a member of the Emeritus Board of the Harvard Republican Club and specialization in “Classics.”
Stewart also shared that, from his point of view, the school was a position as a “bastion of liberalism” and that it felt correct to do so with the money of the taxpayers.
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Carter Stewart, a member of the Harvard’s Board Republican Club and specialization in “Classics”, believes that Harvard deserves everything that has happened with respect to federal freezing in funds. (Fox News Digital)
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The Harvard Republican also shared an answer on social networks regarding the university’s decision.
“We hope that a resolution can be achieved and that Harvard will return to the US principles that formed the great men of this nation,” The publication declared. In previous years, the Campus Club has alternated between no support, conditional support and total support when it comes to President Donald Trump.
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Ryan Enos, Harvard’s government professor, cares about the disappearance of financing, but supports Harvard’s decision. (Fox News Digital)
Ryan Enos, Harvard’s government professor, said he was slippery because his employer opposed the government’s demands.
“You should make the government between and have a private institution what it can do in its internal affairs like that,” he said.
Enos also commented on anti -Semitism on campus, stating that although he has seen the anti -Semitism directly, he believes that there is a difference between the anti -Jewish feeling and the protest of a war.
“People have the right to protest what they want,” said Enos. “I think we must be very careful not to combine those two things, because otherwise we have the danger of doing things like closing Freedom of expression. “
Brendan, a graduate student from the Kennedy school, Earrey with ENOS on the rights of the first amendment.
“I find that criticism of Israel are not anti -Semitic, and we should protect freedom of expression, and I think that is being imported at this time. I am slippery Harvard to defend freedom of expression,” Brendan said.
Harvard received a “F” rating In 2024 of the Anti-Defamation League on its anti-Semitism Report Card campus due to what it considered inadequate administrative responses and a hostile climate in the campus for Jewish students. Harvard moved to a “C” qualification in 2025, after establishing two demands and providing additional protections for Jewish students.
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A drone view shows anti-Israel protesters to voluntarily packed their camp in the Harvard University in Cambridge, Massachusetts, on May 14, 2024. (Reuters/Brian Snyder TPX images of the day)
Trump’s joint work group to combat anti -Semitism responded to Garber’s declaration of breach, saying: “The interruption of learning that has plagued campus Unacceptable is in recent years. The harassment of Jewish students is intolerable. ”
In addition to the $ 2.2 billion of the federal government, Harvard has the highest endowment among American universities, at $ 53.2 billion in 2024. The endowment funds come from philanthropic gifts, trusts and others.
“I, or the course, can understand why people would say:” Why should Taxpayers financing Go to something that already has $ 53 billion? “” Ene told Fox News Digital. “This is a question about the freedom of institutions and freedom of expression in the United States, so we could put aside Longs Longs Fine Thatte Longdy Longy Longdy Longdel Place that is free as all institutions should be in the United States to decide what they can do for the Melas.”
Carter and Brendan students had differentiating thoughts about whether taxpayers should finance Harvard. Brendan would prefer Fastpayer’s funds to go to Alzheimer’s investigation, instead of “defense or assemble Israel”, and Carter did not believe that Americans had to pay the bill.
“I think that if Harvard was the right son of things, if Harvard supported a kind of robust patriotic education that served the Americans, then yes, I think that federal financing would make sense,” Carter said.
Even so, without government funds, Harvard is limited in its ability to use donor funds at your disposal, since most donations come with restrictions on how funds can be used.
Carter also pointed out that he was helping school lost federal funds, citing events such as the “Week of Sex” as a loss of money from the university.
“I mean, every year they [Harvard] Spend money by making something called ‘Sex Week‘Where we all learn to do it, I mean that there are events sacrificed for crazy sexual practices, and that is something that the university has time and money to put. I think that if Harvard really cares about any participular research piece currently funded by the federal government, they can find the money in their budget to support it, “he said.
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Brendan, a graduate student from the Kennedy school, is Slippery Harvard, is defending freedom of expression. (Fox News Digital)
In previous years, the University used Private sponsor funds For events such as Harvard’s “Week”, which was a series about sexual health and included educating students in events such as “Backdoor Basics: Anal 101.”
Enos, however, was concerned about the loss of federal funds, pointing out scientific research and the military.
Millions of dollars of Harvard research subsidies have resulted in the creation of new drugs and therapies. An example of this are Harvard affiliated researchers who help with the early development of the Vaccines for COVID-19.
“I am worried about the disappearance of financing,” said ENOS. “This financing is used for things like research for fatal diseases. It is destined to the scientific discoveries that we are trying to make us competitive as a country, competitive on the world scenario, things that finance our things.”
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In response to Harvard’s breach with the administration, Trump to social networks on Tuesday, threatening the university -free state. Hello, it was a contingent of “acting in public interest!”