The U.S. Education Department has accused Harvard University of failing to fully comply with federal regulations requiring full disclosure of foreign gifts and contracts exceeding $250,000. A review revealed disclosures to be 'incomplete and inaccurate,' prompting a records request for additional documentation regarding foreign funding and student expulsion records. This scrutiny follows Harvard's recent refusal to heed demands from the Trump administrationâs antisemitism task force, leading agencies like the IRS and DHS to reassess the universityâs tax-exempt status and international student enrollment capabilities.
Harvard University has been accused of not fully complying with federal law regarding the disclosure of foreign gifts and contracts exceeding $250,000.
The Department of Education's review found Harvard's disclosures "incomplete and inaccurate," prompting a records request for comprehensive compliance information.
Linda McMahon stated, "This records request is the Trump Administration's first step to ensure Harvard is not being manipulated by foreign entities hostile to U.S. interests."
Harvard's recent rejection of demands from the Trump administration's antisemitism task force has led to potential reviews of its tax-exempt status and student enrollments.
#harvard-university #federal-law-compliance #foreign-gifts #education-department #trump-administration
Collection
[
|
...
]