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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.
Trump administration sets forth demands for Harvard to avert loss of billions in federal funding
The Thursday letter follows an announcement earlier in the week that nearly $9 billion of the school’s federal grants and contracts is under review. The demands include slashing DEI programming and cooperating with law enforcement officials.
WASHINGTON — A billionaire Palestinian-American developer accused by Oct. 7 victims’ families of “aiding and abetting” Hamas ...
The university Monday gave the first public indication its leaders are at least preparing for the possibility of losing ...
Harvard faculty and Cambridge officials rally against visa revocations, urging the university to defend academic freedom and ...
The letter comes just weeks after Trump yanked roughly $400 million in grants and contracts from Columbia University, citing the school’s noncompliance with anti-discrimination laws.
New York Post opinion columnist Rikki Schlott criticized test-optional admissions policies, alleging the pandemic-era change is responsible for the math struggles of Harvard freshmen.
Palestinian-American businessman Bashar Masri, who was advising the Donald Trump administration until recently, resigned from ...
President Trump’s immigration crackdown ensnared Kseniia Petrova, a scientist who fled Russia after protesting its invasion ...
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