Harvard president Claudine Gay lights a MENORAH on campus a day after surviving demands she be removed for failing to call anti-Semitism harassment during her disastrous Congressional testimony
- Claudine Gay attended the menorah lighting on campus Wednesday night.
- The daily lighting ceremony was organized by Harvard Chabad.
- Gay man struggling to keep his job after congressional hearing last week
Harvard President Claudine Gay attended the university’s menorah lighting ceremony on Wednesday, continuing to resist calls to resign over anti-Semitism on campus.
Gay was one of about 100 people who attended the daily Harvard Park lighting ceremony organized by Harvard Chabad.
Claudine Gay, president of Harvard, lights a menorah on campus Wednesday evening.