Archive · 25 Jun 2025
Trump Administration Negotiates with Harvard; Deal Expected Soon
The government is talking with Harvard University to try and reach an agreement.
The government has been trying to stop international students from going to Harvard and has also cut off some of the school's funding.
A judge has already said the government can't stop the students.
The government is hoping to announce an agreement soon, but Harvard says it won't compromise its values or rights.
Trump administration is negotiating with Harvard University.
The administration expects a deal by the end of June.
Harvard has been winning legal battles against the administration.
The administration froze research funding and sought to block international student admissions.
A judge granted a preliminary injunction preventing the government from enacting a ban on international students.
- Who
- The Trump administration and Harvard University.
- What
- The Trump administration is negotiating with Harvard University regarding international student admissions and federal funding.
- When
- Negotiations are ongoing, with an expected deal by the end of June.
- Where
- At Harvard University.
- Why
- The administration is pressuring Harvard to change its policies and governance.
Harvard University
The Trump Administration
Negotiation Stance
Harvard University
Harvard will not compromise its values or its First Amendment rights.
The Trump Administration
The administration cited national security concerns and accused Harvard of issues like fostering violence and antisemitism.
- University
- Harvard University
- Judge
- Allison Burroughs
- Funding Cuts
- Over $2.6 billion in research grants
- Proclamation Date
- June 4
