Harvard sues Trump administration over efforts to gain control of academic decision-making'
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Harvard University is suing the Trump administration, alleging attempts to control academic decision-making, particularly after being threatened with a review of $9 billion in federal funding. This lawsuit arose after Harvard rejected demands from the administration for oversight on teaching content, amid tensions over campus protests related to the Gaza conflict. Harvard's president emphasized the danger of governmental interference in educational freedoms, asserting that any administration should not dictate university operations or educational content. The lawsuit highlights significant implications for the academic institution and its stakeholders due to the government's actions.
"No government — regardless of which party is in power — should dictate what private universities can teach, whom they can admit and hire..."
"The government has...considered taking steps to freeze an additional $1 billion in grants, initiated numerous investigations of Harvard's operations..."
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