Harvard’s former President slams university’s compliance with Trump administration
Former Harvard President Claudine Gay has sharply criticized the university’s compliance with Trump administration demands, warning of threats to academic freedom. Speaking in Amsterdam, she condemned a $500 million settlement with the White House as “arbitrary” and decried restructuring of diversity and inclusion programs. Her remarks highlight growing concerns about federal pressure, institutional autonomy, and the future of higher education.
Former Harvard President Claudine Gay has sharply criticized the university’s compliance with Trump administration demands, warning of threats to academic freedom. Speaking in Amsterdam, she condemned a $500 million settlement with the White House as “arbitrary” and decried restructuring of diversity and inclusion programs. Her remarks highlight growing concerns about federal pressure, institutional autonomy, and the future of higher education.
