Trump Admin Restricts Harvard Funding, Cites Financial Concerns

The U.S. government, under the Trump administration, is putting tighter financial controls on Harvard University.

Harvard now needs to use its own money first for student aid and get reimbursed later.

They also have to promise $36 million to show they can pay their bills.

The government is worried about how Harvard is spending its money and if it still uses race in student admissions.

This follows similar actions against other universities and reflects the administration's focus on higher education policies.