Harvard, M.I.T.
and the University of Pennsylvania on Thursday faced threats from donors, demands that their presidents resign and a congressional investigation as repercussions mounted over the universities’ responses to antisemitism on campus.
Her answers and similar comments by Claudine Gay of Harvard and Sally Kornbluth of M.I.T.
at a House committee meeting set off accusations that they were doing little to protect their own students.
All three said they had taken action against antisemitism, but critics argued they had not done enough or were even fostering antisemitism on their campuses.

Universities Face Congressional Inquiry and Angry Donors Over Handling of Antisemitism