Harvard University president Alan Garber has stated that a deal between the university and the Trump administration is not imminent. He denied the existence of any $500 million settlement discussions, which were reported by The New York Times. Garber emphasized that Harvard is seeking judicial resolution of its disputes with the administration, especially after negotiations reopened in June following the halting of federal funding. The university has begun complying with certain demands from the administration, while asserting it will not compromise academic freedom in any potential agreements.
Harvard University president Alan Garber told faculty that a deal with the Trump administration is not imminent and denied reports of a potential $500m settlement.
Harvard is seeking to resolve its dispute with the Trump administration through the court system rather than by negotiating a settlement.
Negotiations reopened in June after the Trump administration halted billions in federal funding to Harvard, leading to an exploration of settlement options.
Harvard has expressed that it will not agree to any deal that compromises the university's academic freedom, but the specifics remain unclear.
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