A group of graduate and undergraduate students sued Harvard University Wednesday over its refusal to divest from fossil fuels, according to The New York Times. Alleging “mismanagement of charitable funds,” the seven plaintiffs filed an 11-page complaint in Massachusetts’ Suffolk County Superior Court.
Harvard president Drew Gilpin Faust announced in April that the university would examine “environmental, social, and governance factors” when managing its endowment. That language, however, didn’t satisfy the students.
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