Harvard Alums Run Outsider Campaign to Overhaul Presidential Selection Process, Eliminate DEI

Growing up in South Africa, Julia Pollak, a 2009 Harvard graduate, was warned against attending college in her home country.

Frequent violent protests would force the local university to close for weeks at a time. The school plummeted in international rankings. Appointments to the administration were based on two criteria: “race and connection to the ruling party,” Pollak told National Review.