TRIO Digest, Week 15 (April 14-20, 2025)

News

- Federal Overreach: The U.S. government is pressuring Harvard to monitor campus viewpoints and reduce influence based on ideology—threatening to revoke federal funding.
- Free Speech Defense: Harvard argues the demands violate First Amendment rights and exceed Title VI authority.
- Opposition to Antisemitism: Harvard affirms its commitment to fighting antisemitism but rejects the federal approach as harmful to academic freedom.
- Protecting Academic Freedom: The university reaffirms its dedication to open inquiry and resists political interference.
- Call for Unity: President Garber urges the community to uphold Harvard’s core values of inclusion, dialogue, and intellectual freedom.

TRIO Voices

UConn’s Physical Therapy Program partnered with ConnCAP and Upward Bound to bring 15 Windham High School students—many from underrepresented backgrounds—to campus for a hands-on introduction to the field, aiming to inspire first-generation and low-income youth to pursue careers in physical therapy.
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