Coverage dated September 1, 2025

A new school year starts at Harvard as students live with lingering White House threats against anti-Semitism

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By Andy Rose, CNN Cambridge, Massachusetts (CNN) — Summer break is over, and Harvard Yard is waking up again. The nation’s oldest and wealthiest university – where red brick buildings went up before there even was a United States – buzzes with crisscrossing orientation groups.

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    A new school year starts at Harvard as students live with lingering White House threats against anti-Semitism (opens KESQ Palm Springs)

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    By Andy Rose, CNN Cambridge, Massachusetts (CNN) — Summer break is over, and Harvard Yard is waking up again. The nation’s oldest and wealthiest university – where red brick buildings went up before there even was a United States – buzzes with crisscrossing orientation groups.

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    A new school year starts at Harvard as students live with lingering White House threats | News Channel 3-12 (opens KEYT Santa Barbara)

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    By Andy Rose, CNN Cambridge, Massachusetts (CNN) — Summer break is over, and Harvard Yard is waking up again.The nation’s oldest and wealthiest

  3. CNN

    A new school year starts at Harvard as students live with lingering White House threats (opens CNN)

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    On campus, the Ivy League school’s refusal so far to pay up or make major concessions has stoked a palpable tension, especially among students from abroad and their American friends. It has shaken up parents, along with a college town reliant on university business, while upending the lives of schol…

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