Harvard receives reinstatement notices for previously canceled federal funding
Federal agencies are reinstating nearly $3 billion in research funding to Harvard after a judge ruled the previous cancellations violated constitutional rights.
- A federal judge in Boston ruled last week that the Trump administration unlawfully terminated close to $3 billion in Harvard’s federal research funding.
- The cancellation began in April amid allegations of antisemitism on campus, but the judge found no clear link and called the claims a smokescreen.
- Following the ruling, federal agencies started notifying Harvard of reinstatements on many previously canceled awards, though payments have not resumed yet.
- Judge Allison D. Burroughs issued an 84-page ruling finding that the administration’s broad cancellation of Harvard’s grants lacked a clear justification related to antisemitism and infringed upon the university’s constitutional protections and legal rights.
- The government intends to appeal the decision, while Harvard monitors funding closely amid ongoing negotiations and uncertainty over future grants.
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Harvard University said it began to receive warnings that many federal grants suspended by the Trump administration will be reinstated after a federal judge ruled that the cuts were illegal. “It’s an early sign that federal funding for research could start flowing to Harvard after months of stagnation with the White House, but it’s still to be seen if the money will come. The government has said it will appeal the judge’s decision. Notices of re…
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Trump administration takes first steps to restore Harvard's funding, but money isn't flowing yet
Harvard University says it has started receiving notices that many federal grants halted by the Trump administration will be reinstated after a federal judge ruled that the cuts were illegal. It’s an early signal that federal research funding could begin…
Harvard University reported on Wednesday that it had received notification of the restoration of many federal grants that had previously been cancelled. At the same time, funds had not yet returned to the accounts, The Hill wrote. "Harward began receiving reports of the restoration of many federal grants that had been terminated early by a number of government agencies. The University closely monitors the receipt of funding. So far, payments for…
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