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After Harvard Rejects Trump's Demands, Columbia Still In Talks Over Funding
Columbia University said it was holding "good faith" negotiations with U.S. President Donald Trump's administration to regain federal funding, hours after Harvard rejected the administration's demands to audit the "viewpoint diversity".
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Trump Escalates Harvard Row, Threatens To Tax It As A "Political Entity"
Trump said Harvard"should lose its Tax Exempt Status and be Taxed as a Political Entity" if the elite college does not agree to his demands for the college to change how it runs itself.
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Explained: What Donald Trump Wants From US Universities, Why The Crackdown
The latest Ivy League to fall prey to Trump's crackdown was Harvard University - to which the White House put a $2.2 billion freeze in federal funding.
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How Harvard Reacted To Trump's Diktat That Led To Fund Freeze
Last Friday, the Trump Administration sent a letter to Harvard University--an institution 140 years older than the United States-- asking it to end its diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives in hiring, admissions, and programs.
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"Set An Example": Barack Obama As Harvard Rejects Trump's Demands
The US government has frozen $2.2 billion in Harvard University's federal funding for rejecting Donald Trump's demands.
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Trump To Review Harvard's Funding After Cut Millions From Columbia University
The US government will review $9 billion of funding for Harvard University over alleged anti-Semitism on campus, authorities said Monday, after it cut millions from Columbia University, which has also seen fierce pro-Palestinian student protests.
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Scientists Deplore Sharp US Cut In Medical Research Funding
The National Institutes of Health (NIH) said late Friday it was setting a 15 percent limit on its funding of "indirect," or overhead, costs linked to research.
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US Revokes Student Visa Rule After Legal Challenge By Top Universities
The United States government rescinded its controversial decision to revoke foreign student visas whose courses move online due to coronavirus, a federal judge said Tuesday.
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Harvard, MIT Sue Trump Administration Over Student Visa Row
Harvard University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) have sued the Trump administration over its order to strip international college students of their US visas and deport them if their courses go entirely online because of the coronavirus.
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Trump Says Harvard Move To Online Courses Due To Coronavirus "Ridiculous"
US President Donald Trump lashed out at Harvard University on Tuesday, calling its decision to move all its courses online in the fall due to the coronavirus pandemic "ridiculous."
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"Short-Sighted Policy": Harvard University On Suspension Of H-1B, Other Work Visas
The temporary suspension of foreign work visas, including the most sought-after H-1B visas, is a short-sighted policy that threatens scholarly engagement, a top US university has said.
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Harvard Says Will Keep Lockdown Grant After Trump Says It Will Return It
Harvard University said it plans to keep an $8.6 million grant it received as part of a stimulus package to blunt the economic impact of the coronavirus lockdown, contradicting US President Donald Trump who pledged the university would return it.
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Trump Government Backs Suit Alleging Harvard Anti-Asian Admissions Policy
The US Justice Department accused Harvard University Thursday of discriminating against Asian applicants, ramping up the Trump administration's opposition to widespread policies seeking to manage racial balance among students.
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US To Probe If Harvard Discriminates Against Asian-Americans
The Justice Department's Civil Rights Division will investigate the allegations.
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Elite Law Schools Are Really Tough To Get Into - But What If You're Tiffany Trump?
Tiffany Trump wants to go to law school. The president's younger daughter graduated from the University of Pennsylvania in May and has apparently set her sights on becoming a lawyer. She has taken the law school admission test and toured three of the top-ranked law schools in the country - Harvard, Columbia and New York University.
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After Harvard Rejects Trump's Demands, Columbia Still In Talks Over Funding
Columbia University said it was holding "good faith" negotiations with U.S. President Donald Trump's administration to regain federal funding, hours after Harvard rejected the administration's demands to audit the "viewpoint diversity".
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Trump Escalates Harvard Row, Threatens To Tax It As A "Political Entity"
Trump said Harvard"should lose its Tax Exempt Status and be Taxed as a Political Entity" if the elite college does not agree to his demands for the college to change how it runs itself.
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Explained: What Donald Trump Wants From US Universities, Why The Crackdown
The latest Ivy League to fall prey to Trump's crackdown was Harvard University - to which the White House put a $2.2 billion freeze in federal funding.
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How Harvard Reacted To Trump's Diktat That Led To Fund Freeze
Last Friday, the Trump Administration sent a letter to Harvard University--an institution 140 years older than the United States-- asking it to end its diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives in hiring, admissions, and programs.
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"Set An Example": Barack Obama As Harvard Rejects Trump's Demands
The US government has frozen $2.2 billion in Harvard University's federal funding for rejecting Donald Trump's demands.
-
Trump To Review Harvard's Funding After Cut Millions From Columbia University
The US government will review $9 billion of funding for Harvard University over alleged anti-Semitism on campus, authorities said Monday, after it cut millions from Columbia University, which has also seen fierce pro-Palestinian student protests.
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Scientists Deplore Sharp US Cut In Medical Research Funding
The National Institutes of Health (NIH) said late Friday it was setting a 15 percent limit on its funding of "indirect," or overhead, costs linked to research.
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US Revokes Student Visa Rule After Legal Challenge By Top Universities
The United States government rescinded its controversial decision to revoke foreign student visas whose courses move online due to coronavirus, a federal judge said Tuesday.
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Harvard, MIT Sue Trump Administration Over Student Visa Row
Harvard University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) have sued the Trump administration over its order to strip international college students of their US visas and deport them if their courses go entirely online because of the coronavirus.
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Trump Says Harvard Move To Online Courses Due To Coronavirus "Ridiculous"
US President Donald Trump lashed out at Harvard University on Tuesday, calling its decision to move all its courses online in the fall due to the coronavirus pandemic "ridiculous."
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"Short-Sighted Policy": Harvard University On Suspension Of H-1B, Other Work Visas
The temporary suspension of foreign work visas, including the most sought-after H-1B visas, is a short-sighted policy that threatens scholarly engagement, a top US university has said.
-
Harvard Says Will Keep Lockdown Grant After Trump Says It Will Return It
Harvard University said it plans to keep an $8.6 million grant it received as part of a stimulus package to blunt the economic impact of the coronavirus lockdown, contradicting US President Donald Trump who pledged the university would return it.
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Trump Government Backs Suit Alleging Harvard Anti-Asian Admissions Policy
The US Justice Department accused Harvard University Thursday of discriminating against Asian applicants, ramping up the Trump administration's opposition to widespread policies seeking to manage racial balance among students.
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US To Probe If Harvard Discriminates Against Asian-Americans
The Justice Department's Civil Rights Division will investigate the allegations.
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Elite Law Schools Are Really Tough To Get Into - But What If You're Tiffany Trump?
Tiffany Trump wants to go to law school. The president's younger daughter graduated from the University of Pennsylvania in May and has apparently set her sights on becoming a lawyer. She has taken the law school admission test and toured three of the top-ranked law schools in the country - Harvard, Columbia and New York University.
