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Harvard President Alan Garber issued a letter to Education Secretary Linda McMahon on Monday, expressing strong disapproval of the Trump administration's actions toward the university. In his correspondence, Garber highlighted what he termed "unlawful" measures that he believes undermine the institution's integrity and mission.
Garber articulated concerns regarding the administration's policies, which he argues threaten the academic freedom and independence that are foundational to Harvard's operations. He emphasized the importance of maintaining an environment where diverse ideas and perspectives can flourish without fear of governmental interference.
The letter also pointed out shared concerns between Harvard and the Department of Education regarding the implications of these actions on students and faculty. Garber called for a collaborative approach to ensure that educational institutions can thrive free from political pressures. His remarks underscore the ongoing tension between higher education and government policies, reflecting broader national debates about the role of education in society.
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