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Princeton University is the latest school to have its federal funding threatened by the Trump administration amid investigations into campus antisemitism.
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The Johns Hopkins University and the University of Maryland, Baltimore are adjusting to cuts in research grants from the National Institute of Health as a result of President Donald Trump limiting
Johns Hopkins University students Edmund Sumpena, Wu Han (Enoch) Toh, Gavin Wang, and Lance Xu are among 441 students awarded Goldwater Scholarships —one of the oldest and most prestigious national scholarships in the United States—for the 2025-2026 academic year.
Federal law allows the Education Department to terminate funding to colleges that violate civil rights laws, but only after taking certain steps. Title VI of the law says the department must first make a formal finding of noncompliance, offer a hearing, notify Congress and then wait 30 days before pulling aid.
Johns Hopkins is facing an antisemitism investigation, which threatens its federal money, but already it has been feeling the effects of cuts to research grants from the National Institutes of ...
Johns Hopkins University and the University of Maryland, Baltimore, both had NIH research grants terminated this month and more cuts are possible.
Johns Hopkins is facing an antisemitism investigation, which threatens its federal money, but already it has been feeling the effects of cuts to research grants from the National Institutes of ...
Maryland’s health department and universities are slated to lose more than $300 million in federal funding, a sum that will likely continue rising as the Trump administration looks for more existing grants to cut.
On Friday the U.S. Department of Education notified Maryland's Department of Education it was rescinding hundreds-of-millions in COVID-19 recovery funds.