Universities Can Do Research as Long as It’s ‘In Sync’ With Trump Administration, Education Secretary Says
- Education Secretary Linda McMahon said universities can do research as long as they follow laws and align with the Trump administration's goals.
- This statement followed the Trump administration’s efforts to cut federal funding and block international students at elite universities like Harvard.
- The administration’s actions include a $100 million contract cut, threats to revoke Harvard’s tax-exempt status, and demands to change university policies.
- Patrick Cramer of the Max Planck Society reported a threefold rise in U.S. Applications for research positions, with nearly half from top American institutions.
- These developments risk harming U.S. Academic freedom and pushing scientists toward Europe, potentially reshaping global research dynamics.
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Max Planck Society sees flood of US job applicants amid Trump swoop on universities
By Thomas Escritt
·Colorado Springs, United States
Read Full Article'This is what authoritarianism looks like': Education Secretary mimics Soviet-era playbook, says only pro-Trump research will get funding
The Trump administration has it all out on universities throughout the country. People have understandably been raising questions about what exactly they want from these institutions to escape their wave of defunding — and the answer of being “in sync with Trump” was simply too domineering for some observers to believe. Education Secretary Linda McMahon was articulating the policy of Trump’s administration to CNBC in regards to her docket. McMah…
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