Harvard rolls out new student grants after closing diversity offices
Harvard University has introduced a new grant program for student organizations. This initiative follows the closure of its diversity offices last summer. Seven projects, involving 18 student groups, received up to $2,500 each. The grants aim to foster campus-wide dialogue and community building. Some groups express concerns about new requirements, while administrators emphasize equity and support.
Harvard University has introduced a new grant program for student organizations. This initiative follows the closure of its diversity offices last summer. Seven projects, involving 18 student groups, received up to $2,500 each. The grants aim to foster campus-wide dialogue and community building. Some groups express concerns about new requirements, while administrators emphasize equity and support. What's Your Reaction?
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