Harvard University is considering putting $1.65 billion worth of bonds on sale after gifts from wealthy donors dried up in the wake of the anti-Semitism row that cost its president her job.
The move was spotted by billionaire alum who predicted the college would have to slash spending after its richest benefactors axed more than $1 billion in donations.
Its president Claudine Gay resigned in January after Ackman accused her of allowing anti-Semitism to 'explode' on campus in the wake of the October 7 attack on .
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