Harvard
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Northwestern Pays $75 Million. Harvard's Judge Says Antisemitism Was a Smokescreen.
Two universities, two opposite outcomes, same week. One court finds the funding freeze was political coercion. One university pays $75 million to end the investigation.
Judge Calls Harvard Antisemitism Claims a Smokescreen. The Administration Just Revealed Its Real Strategy.
A federal judge ruled Trump illegally froze $2.6 billion in Harvard grants, calling it ideological punishment disguised as civil rights enforcement. The administration's response was to move the case to a different court.
Harvard's Graduate Workers Are on Strike While Trump Freezes $2.2 Billion in Grants. The University Is Being Squeezed From Both Sides.
4,000 workers walked out demanding higher wages and visa protections for international students. Harvard's administration is simultaneously fighting a federal funding freeze, a tax on its endowment, and threats to its nonprofit status. Everyone is using everyone else as leverage.
Harvard's Grad Workers Are Striking for Wages. They're Also Striking Against ICE.
4,000 graduate workers walked off the job at one of the world's wealthiest universities. The demands mix pay parity with immigration protections in a way Harvard cannot easily split. That's the point.