More than $2.4 billion of Harvard research grants have been canceled
Almost 840 research grants to Harvard University totalling around $2.42 billion in awards value have been frozen or terminated, according to a volunteer effort tracking grant terminations.
Top 10 colleges and universities by affected grants
U of Tex.
U of
Wash.
$247M
$820M
Cornell
$380M
Harvard
Duke
$2.42B
$534M
Northwestern
Brown
$1.30B
U of NC
$452M
$153M
UCSF
Columbia
U of California
Other
$2.60B
$2.35B
UCLA
Much of this funding could be reinstated following Columbia’s and Brown’s settlements with the Trump administration
U of Tex.
$247M
U of
Wash.
$820M
Cornell
$380M
Harvard
Duke
$2.42B
$534M
Northwestern
Brown
$1.30B
U of NC
$452M
$153M
UCSF
Columbia
U of California
Other
$2.60B
$2.35B
UCLA
Much of this funding could be reinstated following Columbia’s and Brown’s settlements with the Trump administration
U of Texas
$247M
U of Washington
$820M
Cornell
$380M
Harvard
Duke
$2.42B
$534M
Northwestern
$1.30B
Brown
U of N. Carolina
$452M
$153M
Columbia
UCSF
$2.60B
Much of this funding could be reinstated following Columbia’s and Brown’s settlements with the Trump admin.
U of California
Other
$2.35B
UCLA
UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS
UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON
CORNELL UNIVERSITY
HARVARD UNIVERSITY
DUKE UNIVERSITY
NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY
BROWN UNIVERSITY
UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA - SF
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA - OTHER
COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA - LA