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Trump administration finds Harvard failed to protect Jewish students, threatens to cut all funding
- On Monday, the Trump administration's Office for Civil Rights concluded Harvard violated Title VI of the Civil Rights Act, threatening to withdraw all federal funding.
- Following reports of antisemitic harassment and disruptive protests, the OCR investigation found Harvard was deliberately indifferent to threats against Jewish students, risking federal funding.
- The OCR report declares Harvard in 'violent violation' of Title VI, citing deliberate indifference and participation in antisemitic harassment, risking federal funding.
- The Office for Civil Rights found Harvard in violation of Title VI, warning that failure to implement immediate reforms could lead to the loss of all federal funding.
- The investigation highlights potential for Harvard to lose federal privileges, amplifying broader funding conflicts between the federal government and elite universities.
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Harvard rejects the changes demanded by the Trump administration on aspects of its governance, at the risk of losing billions in funding.
George Mason becomes latest university under federal Title VI investigation
George Mason University is the latest target of the Trump administration’s investigations into universities for allegedly violating Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 by not cracking down on harassment of Jewish students.The Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights launched the investigation on Tuesday, according to a letter first obtained by the Free Beacon. The school has until July 21 to provide detailed information requested b…
Trump Admin Launches Anti-Semitism Probe Into George Mason University
The Trump administration is investigating George Mason University over allegations that Jewish students and faculty have faced a hostile environment on campus, according to a letter obtained by the Washington Free Beacon.The post Trump Admin Launches Anti-Semitism Probe Into George Mason University appeared first on .
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