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White House seeks fines from universities including Harvard, WSJ reports

MIDDLESEX COUNTY, MASSACHUSETTS, JUL 25 – The White House aims to impose heavy fines and cash settlements on Harvard and others to end federal probes into campus antisemitism, following a $220 million Columbia settlement.

  • On Friday, the White House is pursuing heavy fines, using the Columbia University deal as a template, an administration official said.
  • Until now, civil rights probes rarely led to fines, as the Biden administration primarily relied on voluntary settlements, NO.
  • On Wednesday, Columbia University agreed to a settlement, preserving its autonomy while restoring federal funding, according to Columbia leaders.
  • The White House is in talks with Brown University, with over $1 billion at Cornell and $790 million at Northwestern frozen, according to reports from the Wall Street Journal and Bloomberg.
  • Following the Columbia deal, the White House is expanding settlements, using it as a `roadmap` that could `ripple across the higher education sector and change campus culture for years to come`, Education Secretary Linda McMahon said.
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With Columbia as a model, White House seeks fines in potential deals with Harvard and others

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Political Wire broke the news in New York, United States on Friday, July 25, 2025.
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