Federal agencies begin reinstating Harvard’s $2.7 billion in research grants after court strikes down Trump-era freeze
Harvard University is set to receive nearly $2.7 billion in research grants and contracts after a court ruling deemed the Trump administration's freeze unlawful. The funds, initially blocked due to alleged concerns about campus antisemitism, are being reinstated following a judge's decision that the freeze was politically motivated. This victory safeguards academic freedom and federally funded research from political interference.
Harvard University is set to receive nearly $2.7 billion in research grants and contracts after a court ruling deemed the Trump administration's freeze unlawful. The funds, initially blocked due to alleged concerns about campus antisemitism, are being reinstated following a judge's decision that the freeze was politically motivated. This victory safeguards academic freedom and federally funded research from political interference.
