Students and staff at Harvard University deliberate the school's loss of funding over continued support of anti-Israel protests. Harvard president Alan Garber stated the school would not comply with the Trump administration's demands regarding addressing antisemitism, resulting in over $2 billion in multi-year grants and contracts being slashed. Fox News Digital spoke with students and faculty at the university about the standoff between the university and the government, antisemitism on campus, loss of funding, and whether Harvard should receive taxpayer money. The university has received criticism for its decision, with some arguing that Harvard deserves the loss of funding and others defending the school's stance on free speech.