US Justice Department investigating whether Harvard aid programmes are discriminatory
Justice Department officials announced the new review Monday, saying Harvard’s foreign funding disclosures “raised concerns” about possible discrimination…
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Justice Department officials announced the new review Monday, saying Harvard’s foreign funding disclosures “raised concerns” about possible discrimination against U.S. students. Photo: AFP The Trump administration has targeted Harvard and other top universities with investigations and federal funding suspension threats over a range of issues. Grants and other aid from the federal government are reserved for American students, but Harvard “has its own job and scholarship money available to foreign students,” according to a Harvard financial aid website.
Furthermore, Harvard has been a prime target in the administration’s push to end “wokeness” and fight alleged antisemitism in American higher education. A deal to resolve the Trump administration’s broader investigations against Harvard remains elusive.
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Justice Department officials announced the new review Monday, saying Harvard’s foreign funding disclosures “raised concerns” about possible discrimination against U.S. students.
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Photo: AFP The Trump administration has targeted Harvard and other top universities with investigations and federal funding suspension threats over a range of issues.
according to South China Morning Post — WorldGrants and other aid from the federal government are reserved for American students, but Harvard “has its own job and scholarship money available to foreign students,” according to a Harvard financial aid website.
according to The IndependentHarvard has been a prime target in the administration’s push to end “wokeness” and fight alleged antisemitism in American higher education.
according to The IndependentA deal to resolve the Trump administration’s broader investigations against Harvard remains elusive.
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