US EditionAmerican students turn to UK as Trump takes aim at US universities
- Harvard sued the Trump administration on April 21, responding to threats against its federal funding.
- The administration demanded policy changes, citing concerns about antisemitism and other issues on campus.
- These demands included ceasing race-based preferences, shutting down DEI programs, and improving viewpoint diversity.
- The government announced a freeze on $2.2 billion in grants and $60 million in contract value for the university.
- Harvard argues the funding freeze violates the First Amendment and threatens critical research.
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It is hard not to sympathize with the Trump administration’s criticisms of U.S. universities. The Ivory Tower has been badly corroded in recent years by the twin evils of the “woke mind virus” and administrative bloat. Some academic disciplines —…
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