Harvard University recently announced its intention to borrow $750 million from Wall Street, a strategic attempt to navigate financial turbulence emanating from the Trump administration's scrutiny over antisemitism allegations on college campuses. The move comes amidst a federal review of $9 billion in grants and contracts aimed at ensuring compliance with new conditions, including restrictions on protests. Harvard is not alone in facing these challenges, as other prestigious institutions like Princeton and Brown are also experiencing federal pressure. In response, Harvard plans to issue taxable bonds to safeguard its academic interests, with its spokesperson citing previous issuances in 2022, and...
Monitoring Antisemitism Intel
