Funding halted for Cornell and Northwestern
- The Trump administration suspended nearly $2 billion in grants to Cornell and Northwestern.
- The administration cited alleged civil rights violations as the reason for the funding suspension.
- Cornell received over 75 "stop work orders" impacting research; Northwestern awaits official confirmation.
- Cornell President Kotlikoff stated, "We are actively seeking information from federal officials to learn more about the basis for these decisions."
- Universities face uncertainty as the administration links funding to compliance with its policies.
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Trump Administration Freezes $1.8 Billion for Cornell and Northwestern
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Trump administration has frozen more than $1 billion in federal funding for Cornell University and about $790 million for Northwestern University while the government investigates alleged civil rights violations at the schools, the White House said. It’s part of a broader push of using taxpayer dollars to pressure major academic institutions […]
William Jacobson Weighs In on Federal Funding Freezes, Campus Protests, and Judicial Overreach
As the federal government continues to freeze billions in funding to universities under Title VI investigations, Chicago’s Morning Answer welcomed William Jacobson, Clinical Professor of Law and Director of the Securities Law Clinic at Cornell Law School, to help make sense of the growing tension between the Trump administration and higher education institutions. Jacobson, who also founded the influential site Legal Insurrection and leads the E…
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