Overview

• Harvard says it has received reinstatement notices for many previously terminated federal awards from multiple agencies.
• The National Science Foundation confirmed it will restore its awards to Harvard, while access to funds has not yet resumed.
• U.S. District Judge Allison D. Burroughs ruled last week that the administration’s blanket cancellations violated First Amendment and due process protections.
• The White House said it will appeal the decision and could seek a stay to halt further restorations during the appellate process.
• The funding freeze began in April with about $2.2 billion and grew to nearly $3 billion as investigations and negotiations with the government continued.