Harvard has pledged to take a series of steps as part of a settlement of a case that alleged antisemitism. Those steps include annual reports on the university’s response to cases of discrimination or harassment.
Harvard issued a $750 million bond dated Sunday for what it says was “ongoing contingency planning,” an unusual step that shows the financial pressure faced by the nation's wealthiest school amid federal funding changes.
Harvard is facing a federal review of nearly $9 billion in federal grants and contracts because of what the Trump administration has said is campus antisemitism and the need for reform of merit-based admissions and hiring practices.
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