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Harvard students and faculty face the fallout from a showdown with Trump
After freezing $2.2 billion in funding, the Trump administration has also singled out Harvard in other key ways: It threatened the university’s nonprofit status and its ability to host international students and faculty, who comprise roughly a quarter of the student body and help fuel research in every part of the school.
Harvard University President: We Cannot Compromise With Trump
Harvard University President Alan Garber told NBC's Lester Holt in an interview last night why the school had "no choice" but to sue the federal government and reject Trump's list of "critical reforms" to continue receiving federal grants and funding.
Harvard denies that the revocation was due to A. Kayum Ahmed’s pro-Palestine advocacy and said the initial offer was the result of an error.
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