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Tracking Trump’s Higher-Ed Deals

By Chronicle Staff
December 1, 2025

The Trump administration has frozen hundreds of millions of dollars in federal research funding for a handful of campuses, citing concerns over alleged antisemitism and various diversity, equity, and inclusion policies. Some of the scrutinized campuses have negotiated with the federal government, aiming to strike settlements that restore the funding in exchange for concessions.

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The Trump administration has frozen hundreds of millions of dollars in federal research funding for a handful of campuses, citing concerns over alleged antisemitism and various diversity, equity, and inclusion policies. Some of the scrutinized campuses have negotiated with the federal government, aiming to strike settlements that restore the funding in exchange for concessions.

The tracker below breaks down information on the colleges that have seen funding withheld and the campuses that have settled with the administration.

Colleges
0
Cases settled
0
Payment*
0
* $326 million to the federal government and $80 million to other programs

Targeted Colleges

How the Deals Stack Up

Payment ➕

Enforcement Mechanism ➕

Admissions ➕

Hiring and Promotion ➕

Campus Climate ➕

International Students ➕

Gender Identity ➕

Addressing Antisemitism ➕

Read other items in What Will Trump's Presidency Mean for Higher Ed? .
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