When Jonathan Holloway was appointed president of Rutgers, he aimed to foster a beloved community defined by tolerance, diversity, and open exchange of ideas.
Despite facing challenges and controversies, Holloway emphasized the importance of authentically listening and granting grace during his tenure at Rutgers.
Holloway's decision to strike a deal with pro-Palestinian demonstrators was criticized, with some viewing it as rewarding disruptive behavior, but he defended the agreement for facilitating a peaceful resolution.
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