Harvard president Garber takes 25% pay cut amid fight with Trump

Harvard president claims he is taking 25% pay cut following federal funding cuts

Harvard University president Alan Garber claims that he is taking a voluntary 25% pay cut as the institution faces nearly $3 billion in federal funding cuts by the Trump administration, according to a Harvard spokesperson.

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The fight between President Trump and Harvard University is at the boiling point. The administration has taken heavy measures in recent weeks, including ending all federal research grants to Harvard. Now, President Trump is threatening the tax-exempt status of Harvard.…

25 percent pay cut: Harvard president to reduce salary amid White House funding battle

Harvard University said on Wednesday that its president had chosen to cut his own pay by 25 percent starting later this year as a response to its clashing with the Trump administration over its academic independence and the withdrawal of billions of dollars in research funding, the New York Times reports.

Harvard is one of the world's elite universities - it is financially under pressure because of the Trump administration. President Alan Garber sets a sign and partly renounces his salary.

The U.S. government continues to turn Harvard into the money tap. Among other things, anti-Semitism accusations have led to medium cuts. Now the president of the elite university wants to renounce part of his salary.

In the face of further budget cuts by the U.S. government, the president of Harvard Elite University, Garber, wants to give up 25 percent of his salary.