Regardless of your personal view of Ken Griffin, he is a Harvard alumni. Giving back to your alma mater is an American tradition followed by many before him. I would love to be able to donate $300M to my alma mater too.
Also, I would rather see billionaires donate their fortunes to universities, where they can serve the needs of the student community, university faculty and staff, than stashed in investment accounts.
Given the mere 'slap on the wrist' that she gave Prof. Martin Nowak for helping Jeffrey Epstein evade prosecution on the brewing child sex-trafficking charges for more than two decades, I'm not surprised that she sees nothing wrong with facilitating a little "reputation laundering" for Ken Griffin as he seeks to avoid being held accountable for his own misdeeds.
BTW, the 'student financial aid' that Griffin references in his latest gift to the university should perhaps be more accurately translated to read here as 'tax minimization strategies for the rich'
Also, I would rather see billionaires donate their fortunes to universities, where they can serve the needs of the student community, university faculty and staff, than stashed in investment accounts.