Who decides when federal funding and campus policy collide?

Talk Education
22/12/2025 10 min
Who decides when federal funding and campus policy collide?

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 What happens when the federal government and a major university clash over campus policies? The Trump administration is appealing a judge’s decision that restored federal funding to Harvard University, arguing the original cuts tied to policy disputes were justified. The outcome could shape how much influence Washington has over university policies going forward. (Source: AP News)

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