Claudine Gay remains as Harvard's president despite controversy over her response to campus antisemitism.
The Harvard Corporation board decided against her removal, citing confidence in her leadership.
Gay faced criticism for her initial reaction to Hamas's attack on Israel and subsequent comments at a congressional hearing.
Despite her efforts to address Jewish concerns on campus, her Washington appearance caused further uproar, particularly with her response to questions about antisemitic rhetoric.
She later expressed regret for her remarks in a Harvard Crimson interview.
