Alan Garber, the president of Harvard University, expressed his concerns about the prospects of federal research funding and the involvement of international scholars. During an event at the Economic Club of Washington, Garber openly discussed these issues.
In the conversation with philanthropist David Rubenstein, Garber addressed the notable fact that Harvard has not reached a settlement with the Trump administration, unlike many other universities. Rubenstein highlighted this aspect at the packed event on Thursday.
Garber, who stands by his decisions, expressed no regrets. However, his concern about the future reflects the uncertainties faced by academic institutions regarding funding and international collaboration.
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