The reviews follow dramatic cuts at Columbia University. Earlier this month, the Trump administration announced it was cutting off $400 million in federal grants because the school was not doing enough to protect Jewish students. Colleges across the country struggled last spring to balance students’ right to free speech during intense protests over the Israel-Gaza war with the need to ensure student safety on campus, with some Jewish students saying pro-Palestinian protests were at times hostile, antisemitic and frightening.
Columbia officials recently agreed to make changes and are in negotiations with the federal government in hopes of restoring funding.
A spokeswoman for the Education Department said funding to Harvard is being reviewed at this point, not canceled outright.
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