As an alumnus of Harvard, and after this mad season of antisemitism at Columbia, I co-sign.

This former Governor of Massachusetts doesn't need a paycheck, but Harvard and its academic peers needs to recalibrate from far-left orthodoxy. pic.twitter.com/eaT0F5VaiR

— Senator John Fetterman (@SenFettermanPA) April 22, 2024

In his op-ed, after brushing aside any connection to Romney or his political ideals, Rosen suggested Romney to lead Harvard "in the sincere and robust hope that he is someone who can navigate the university through painful but necessary reform and drive back the antisemitism that is tarnishing the institution's credibility."

"I find it devastating that Harvard has failed to vigorously address the unchecked antisemitism on campus," Rosen wrote. "To my dismay, recent years have seen an unconscionable spike in — and even worse, an administrative tolerance of — hate speech directed at Jews, including targeting Jewish students. The university's response has thus far been ramshackle and unproductive, to put it mildly."