US EditionDepartment of Education tells Harvard no new research grants unless it complies with White House demands
- The U.S. Department of Education informed Harvard University that it would not qualify for new federal grants due to alleged mismanagement, according to Education Secretary Linda McMahon.
- McMahon criticized Harvard for 'disastrous mismanagement' and emphasized that Harvard's eligibility depended on addressing concerns regarding antisemitism and complaints of academic quality.
- Harvard plans to challenge the government's decision, citing the First Amendment and the Administrative Procedure Act, after over $2 billion in funding was suspended.
- A Harvard spokesperson claimed the actions show an attempt to exert improper control over the university and have serious implications for higher education.
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Federal pressure on Harvard University is entering a decisive new phase. On Monday, the Trump Administration announced it would block the country’s oldest university from receiving any new federal research grants, signaling a sharp escalation in its campaign to remake higher education and isolate institutions that resist. “Harvard should no longer seek GRANTS from the federal government, since none will be provided,” said Secretary of Education …
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