Trump Administration to Review Billions in Grants to Harvard Over Allegations of Antisemitism
- The US government is reviewing US$9 billion in funding for Harvard University due to allegations of antisemitism, according to an announcement made on March 31.
- Education Secretary Linda McMahon expressed that Harvard's failure to protect students from antisemitic discrimination has put its reputation in serious jeopardy.
- The review is part of the Trump administration's broader campaign against antisemitism on college campuses, involving significant funding cuts to universities like Columbia University.
- More than 100 colleges face investigations for antisemitism or Islamophobia, prompted by pro-Palestinian protests across the country.
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Deborah Lipstadt welcomes Trump taking on antisemitism, but she has some concerns
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