Harvard's "Corporation" Board, which governs the university, has been drawn into the spotlight due to the unrest surrounding President Claudine Gay. The board has faced criticism for its secretive nature and lack of transparency. Members were recently confronted by faculty members at a private meeting, where they were urged to take more proactive steps in addressing the ongoing turmoil on campus. Despite projecting unity, there are signs of internal tension within the board, with some members acknowledging the need for change. Calls for greater openness and accountability from the board have intensified, as questions arise about their handling of the situation. The article also highlights the board's selection process, its role in supporting the university's president, and past decisions on important issues. Concerns about the board's failure to vet President Gay and its handling of the plagiarism allegations have further fueled the criticism. Critics are calling for greater transparency and accountability from the Harvard Corporation to rebuild trust and safeguard the university's reputation.