Harvard plans to borrow $750 million after federal funding threats

Columbia, Then Harvard: Middle East Studies Under Pressure

The Trump administration specifically targeted a department at Columbia, prompting a sweeping review. Harvard is shaking up and pausing programs. It’s unclear what—and where—the next target will be. Last week, the Trump administration ordered Harvard University to take multiple steps to continue having a financial relationship with the federal government. Among the demands was to review and make “necessary changes” to “address bias, improve view…

Harvard seeks $750M loan amid controversy over federal funding review

Harvard University plans to borrow $750 million from Wall Street as part of its financial strategy, following a review by the Trump administration of $9 billion in federal grants due to concerns over campus antisemitism.

Harvard To Borrow $750 Million Amid Federal Funding Uncertainty

Harvard University will issue $750 million in taxable bonds this month, bringing the total offering this fiscal year to $1.2 billion, as the University faces a turbulent economy and waits to learn whether the Trump administration will shut off its federal funding tap.

Harvard to Borrow $750 Million Amid Federal Funding Uncertainty

Harvard University is looking to borrow $750 million through taxable bonds as the Ivy League school’s federal funding is under review. “As part of ongoing contingency planning for a range of financial circumstances, Harvard is evaluating the resources needed to advance its academic and research priorities,” a university spokesperson said on April 8 in an emailed statement responding to questions about the bond sale. This latest offering follows …

Harvard University Borrowing $750 Million: Report

Harvard University Borrowing $750 Million: Report - Cambridge, MA - The school is at risk of not receiving federal funding.

Harvard Plans to Borrow $750 Million After Federal Funding Threats Over Campus Antisemitism Response

Harvard University plans to borrow $750 million from Wall Street as part of contingency preparations, it said on Monday, days after President Donald Trump's administration announced a review of $9 billion in federal grants and contracts to the Ivy League school in a crackdown on antisemitism on campuses. In a letter to Harvard last week, the government listed conditions that Harvard must meet to receive federal money, including a ban on proteste…