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The Boston Globe |
Harvard employs 18,000 Massachusetts residents, and the Trump administration’s threats to the university are also a threat to Greater Boston’s economy.
The New York Times |
“While Harvard’s recent actions to curb institutionalized antisemitism — though long overdue — are welcome, there is much more that the university must do to retain the privilege of receiving federal...

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Antisemitism is a real problem at Harvard. Canceling $9 billion in grants is not the solution.
Harvard employees 18,000 Massachusetts residents, and the Trump administration’s threats to the university are also a threat to Greater Boston’s economy.
Federal agencies reviewing nearly $9 billion in contracts, grants with Harvard over antisemitism concerns
Three federal agencies are reviewing nearly $9 billion in contracts and grants between the government and Harvard University over the school’s response to antisemitism.
Harvard at risk of losing $9 billion in federal funds as US launches review
The investigation is the latest move by the Trump administration to pressure American universities to change their policies on a number of issues at the heart of culture wars that have beset the U.S.
Trump Administration Will Review Billions in Funding for Harvard
The move follows the cancellation of roughly $400 million in funding for Columbia and the suspension of $175 million for the University of Pennsylvania.
Threats to Harvard funding, arrested international students draw 200 protestors to campus
They began to congregate outside Harvard Yard around 2 p.m., with one organizer passing out “know your rights” cards.
Trump Administration To Review Billions In Federal Funding To Harvard
The White House made a similar threat to Columbia University, which recently caved and implemented policies that restrict academic freedom for more funding.
The Daily Signal1d
Trump Administration Targets Harvard in Crackdown on Campus Antisemitism
The government has initiated a grant review of Harvard University as part of its efforts to combat antisemitism, HHS announced Monday.
WBUR11h
Some Boston-area Jews worry Trump's university crackdowns weaponize antisemitism
President Trump has ramped up his attacks on the universities and students that he says have abided by growing antisemitism on campus. And that has some Jewish students and professors feeling uneasy.
The Harvard Crimson13d
Harvard Faces Calls To Disband PSC for Violating New Antisemitism Policies
More than 200 Harvard affiliates and alumni signed an open letter to University President Alan M. Garber ’76 on Wednesday urging Harvard to permanently dissolve the Harvard Undergraduate Palestine Solidarity Committee.
Trump admin initiating review of Harvard contracts after Columbia concessions
The Trump administration announced on Monday it would be initiating a review of federal contracts with Harvard University, saying it will be a similar style inquiry to the one it threw at Columbia
Trump administration antisemitism task force launches probe of $8.7B in grants to Harvard
President Trump’s antisemitism task force is probing more than $8.7 billion worth of multi-year federal grant commitments with Harvard University and its affiliates to ensure that it is
Trump administration may pull $9 billion in aid to Harvard over alleged anti-Semitism
The U.S. Department of Education announced the Trump administration's Joint Task Force to Combat Anti-Semitism has launched an investigation into potential anti-Semitism on Harvard's campus.
Leaders of Harvard’s Middle Eastern Studies Center Will Leave
Harvard University has been under pressure by the Trump administration to follow directives related to diversity and combating antisemitism.
The Harvard Crimson6d
Harvard’s Resources Should Be Restricted From Unrecognized Groups, College Dean Says
Outgoing Dean of the College Rakesh Khurana said unrecognized student groups — which include the majority of pro-Palestine protest groups on campus — are not allowed to use campus resources in a Tuesday interview with The Crimson.
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