The Trump administration cut funding to Princeton University research projects after allegations of antisemitism stemming from student protests against Israel's military action in the Gaza Strip. The university vows to fight antisemitism and discrimination while defending academic freedom and due process rights.
Key Points
Funding to Princeton University research projects cut after allegations of antisemitism from student protests
University committed to fighting antisemitism and discrimination while defending academic freedom
White House previously targeted Harvard and Columbia over similar allegations
Protests erupted on college campuses across America during Israel-Gaza conflict
Columbia agreed to policy changes following protests
Pros
Fighting antisemitism and discrimination
Defending academic freedom and due process rights
Cons
Reduction in federal funding for research projects