Trump Administration to Review Billions in Grants to Harvard Over Allegations of Antisemitism
- The Trump administration announced a review of federal contracts with Harvard University, focusing on $255.6 million in contracts and $8.7 billion in grants, amid concerns of anti-Semitism on campus.
- Harvard faces scrutiny over $255.6 million in contracts and $8.7 billion in grants following claims it failed to protect students from anti-Semitic discrimination.
- More than 90 professors from Harvard Law School signed a letter opposing government actions that punish lawful free speech, warning it creates an unsafe environment for dissent.
- Harvard Law School professors expressed concern that actions against free expression violate constitutional rights, opposing the Trump administration's scrutiny.
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The only way to deal with Trump's demands for capitulation
On Tuesday, the Trump regime targeted Harvard University, threatening to withdraw about $9 billion in contracts and multiyear grants unless Harvard capitulates to unspecified demands.Last week, Trump targeted major Washington law firms, threatening to cut off their access to government buildings and government contracts unless they capitulated to various demands. Yesterday, the regime placed 25 percent tariffs on imports from Canada and Mexico a…
Penalties for elite universities: Academic freedom has the damage
After Columbia, Penn and Harvard, Princeton is now fighting with the removal of public funds. The accusation here too: to tolerate Jewish hatred on campus. Does the Trump administration act consistently – or does the state intervene through the back door in freedom of expression and science?
Trump administration to review federal funding for top colleges over antisemitism
The Trump administration has announced a review of billions of dollars in federal funding for some of the nation’s leading universities, alleging they have not adequately addressed antisemitism on their campuses. The move comes in the wake of Hamas’s Oct. 7 attack on Israel and the subsequent rise in reports of antisemtism on college campuses. The administration suspended $210 million in federal funding for Princeton University this week. Prince…
Antisemitism is a real problem at Harvard. Canceling $9 billion in grants is not the solution. - The Boston Globe
Harvard employees 18,000 Massachusetts residents, and the Trump administration’s threats to the university are also a threat to Greater Boston’s economy.
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