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Harvard’s locked in a high-stakes legal battle with the White House over $2.2 billion in frozen federal grants, after the administration accused the university of failing to combat antisemitism on campus — a dispute that began last summer. A judge initially ruled in Harvard’s favor, but the government appealed. In a move that signals broader academic solidarity, Dartmouth and 35 other schools joined forces, filing an amicus brief supporting Harvard’s position — showing how one school’s legal fight can ripple across the entire higher education landscape.

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