"Harvard President's Job at Risk Amidst Antisemitism Controversy"

Harvard University President Claudine Gay is facing criticism for her handling of alleged antisemitism on campus, but she still has more support than her University of Pennsylvania counterpart Liz Magill, who resigned. While Gay has received institutional support and trust from hundreds of Harvard faculty members, the university's board of directors has not yet released a statement backing her. Gay has opened a dialogue with Jewish students, apologized for her handling of the issue, and assembled an advisory group to address antisemitism on campus. However, government officials, donors, and other leaders are still calling for her resignation.