Coverage dated July 28, 2025

Harvard could be willing to spend up to $500M to settle Trump disputes: Report

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Harvard University could be willing to pay up to $500 million to end its problems with the Trump Administration, according to a new report by The New York...

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Reports & sources

10 articles, oldest first.

  1. GBH News

    Trump administration wants Harvard to pay far more than Columbia as part of settlement (opens GBH News)

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    GBH News's feed description

    Ryan Enos, a government professor at Harvard, told GBH News he was “extremely disappointed” to hear about the potential deal.

  2. NBC Los Angeles

    Harvard could be willing to spend up to $500M to settle Trump disputes: Report (opens NBC Los Angeles)

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    NBC Los Angeles's feed description

    Harvard University could be willing to pay up to $500 million to end its problems with the Trump Administration, according to a new report by The New York...

  3. The Boston Globe

    Harvard is said to be open to spending up to $500 million to resolve Trump dispute, NYT says (opens The Boston Globe)

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    The Boston Globe's feed description

    The sum sought by the government is more than twice as much as the $200 million that Columbia University said it would pay when it settled antisemitism claims with the White House last week.

  4. Boston

    Harvard is said to be open to spending up to $500 million to resolve Trump dispute (opens Boston)

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    Boston's feed description

    Harvard University has signaled a willingness to meet the Trump administration’s demand to spend as much as $500 million to end its dispute.

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