Harvard settles for being a little less antisemitic

It may have taken the might of federal lawsuits, but the supposed gem of American universities has finally decided that antisemitism might just be a bad thing to allow on campus.

In a settlement of two federal lawsuits, Harvard University agreed to change its policies to better prevent antisemitic harassment on campus. That includes a bunch of mandated diversity training for staff, an academic symposium, and “additional resources to study antisemitism.” However, it also includes useful things that can make a meaningful difference in how the university operates.