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MIT Rejects Trump's Funding Offer, Upholding Academic Independence
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MIT Rejects Trump's Funding Offer, Upholding Academic Independence

MIT has made a landmark decision by rejecting the Trump administration's 'Compact for Academic Excellence in Higher Education,' which sought to impose changes on campuses in exchange for federal funding. This move underscores MIT's commitment to academic integrity and sets a precedent for other institutions regarding government influence in higher education.

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MIT has turned down the Trump administration's proposed 'Compact for Academic Excellence in Higher Education,' which aimed to impose significant changes on campuses in return for potential federal funding benefits. This decision highlights the ongoing tension between educational institutions and government policies, emphasizing MIT's commitment to academic integrity over financial incentives.
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