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Judge Dismisses Trump Administration's Title VI Lawsuit Against Harvard

Judge ruled the cited incidents were time-limited and did not show ongoing Title VI violations that would permit reclaiming federal research grants.

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University of Michigan Picks Ypsilanti Site for Joint Los Alamos Computing Center

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Anthropic Names Tino Cuéllar Chief Global Affairs Officer

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Columbia Graduate-Student Union Withdraws Israel Divestment Demand

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UOW Official Admits Subverting Recruitment in ICAC Hearing

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