House Republicans subpoena Harvard for ‘unacceptable’ response to antisemitism probe

The House Education and the Workforce Committee subpoenaed Harvard University for alleged obstruction of its weekslong antisemitism investigation. The Republican-led education committee subpoenaed a university for the first time in the committee's more than 150-year history, according to a spokesperson. The committee sent subpoenas to Harvard Corporation Senior Fellow Penny Pritzker, Interim President Dr. Alan Garber, and Harvard Management Company's Chief Executive Officer N.P. Narvekar for failing to produce "priority documents" related to the probe, which started days after the committee heard "concerning" testimony from the presidents of three prominent universities during a December hearing, according to the committee.