(Bloomberg) -- Harvard University is considering the sale of as much as $1.65 billion of bonds, marking the latest Ivy League school to sell debt this year, and potentially providing a sign of how it’s financially faring after months of turmoil over allegations of antisemitism on campus. The university is planning to sell as much as $750 million of taxable fixed-rate bonds the week of March 4 and $900 million of tax-exempt bonds in April, according to a regulatory filing on Monday. Harvard has come under scrutiny from lawmakers, students, alumni and donors in the wake of Hamas’s Oct. 7...