Trump’s attacks have helped heal a deeply divided Harvard

Harvard University is experiencing a newfound sense of unity following the Trump administration’s recent actions against the institution. The campus, which has been divided on various issues, is now rallying together as it gears up for commencement this week. The administration’s move to bar international students and freeze grants has prompted a show of solidarity among students and faculty. Despite differing opinions on matters like the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and free speech, the Harvard community is coming together to oppose the government’s actions and support the university’s international students. The campus atmosphere, marked by unity and support for higher education, contrasts with other universities that have faced pressure from the Trump administration. Harvard’s president, Alan M. Garber, has called on students to uphold the values of education and defend the institution against external threats.