US Justice Department investigating whether Harvard aid programmes are discriminatory
The US Justice Department's Civil Rights Division has launched an investigation into Harvard University's financial aid programs. This review aims to determine if certain programs, specifically those funded by Chinese donors, discriminate against American-citizen students by excluding them.

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AI-generatedThe US Justice Department's Civil Rights Division has launched an investigation into Harvard University's financial aid programs. This review aims to determine if certain programs, specifically those funded by Chinese donors, discriminate against American-citizen students by excluding them. The department stated that these China-based financial aid programs and practices could be in violation of regulations if they restrict access based on country of origin. This action represents a continuation of scrutiny against Harvard by the Trump administration.
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4 extractedSuch restrictions could be considered illegal discrimination based on country of origin.
The Justice Department stated that Chinese donors have provided funds for aid programs limited to students from certain countries.
The investigation will determine if Harvard's China-based financial aid programs exclude American-citizen students.
The US Justice Department has launched an investigation into Harvard University's financial aid programs.