Restoring Veritas? Harvard University still has a long way to go toward returning to its true mission

CAMBRIDGE, Massachusetts — Last year, in these pages, I explored the myriad challenges facing Harvard University. A year and a half after Hamas’s brutal invasion of Israel, which prompted a rash of virulently anti-Israel and antisemitic…
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