'Largest,' 'wealthiest' US colleges fail to report billions from foreign entities: report

By Campus ReformOctober 24, 2020

A recent U.S. Department of Education report found that many institutions of higher education are not reporting large foreign gifts or contracts.

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The Department of Education released a report highlighting unreported foreign funding to colleges and universities across the country, including funds given by the technology company Huawei, which is connected to the Chinese Communist Party. The report includes findings of the investigation into many U.S. colleges and universities, such as Texas A&M University, Cornell University, Georgetown University, and more, after taking a look at their compliance with Section 117 of the Higher Education Act of 1965, which requires that the institutions report foreign gifts and contracts exceeding $250,000.-- More...

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