Harvard President Gay Faces Calls for Resignation Amid Backing from University

A bipartisan resolution has been introduced by four lawmakers calling for the resignation of Harvard University President Claudine Gay and MIT President Sally A. Kornbluth following their congressional testimony on antisemitism. The resolution condemns the rise of antisemitism on university campuses and criticizes the presidents for their failure to clearly state that calls for the genocide of Jews constitute harassment. Despite the resolution, Harvard's highest governing board expressed unanimous support for Gay to remain in office. The House is expected to vote on the resolution this week.