Recently, the US federal government used freezing federal funding as a pretext to demand “rectification” of many colleges and universities, while Harvard University, a famous private institution in the US, chose “tough.” On the 14th, Harvard University in the US rejected the Trump administration's request to drastically reform its management structure, recruitment, and admissions policies. The US government immediately announced a freeze on the university's total federal funding of about 2.26 billion US dollars. On the 15th, Trump made another threat to disqualify Harvard University from tax exemption and demand an apology from the university.

Recently, the US federal government used freezing federal funding as a pretext to demand “rectification” of many colleges and universities, while Harvard University, a famous private institution in the US, chose “tough.” On the 14th, Harvard University in the US rejected the Trump administration's request to drastically reform its management structure, recruitment, and admissions policies. The US government immediately announced a freeze on the university's total federal funding of about 2.26 billion US dollars. On the 15th, Trump made another threat to disqualify Harvard University from tax exemption and demand an apology from the university.