Harvard president claims he is taking 25% pay cut following federal funding cuts

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

65% : The federal government pointed to "pervasive race discrimination and anti-Semitic harassment" as continuing reasons for cutting federal funding.
51% : " A month later, the schools and units in the central administration announced that non-union faculty and staff wouldn't be receiving merit pay increases for the upcoming fiscal year and there would be pauses on non-essential capital projects and spending.
47% : Harvard announced in March a pause on hiring, which included schools and administrative units to "scrutinize discretionary and non-salary spending, reassess the scope and timing of capital renewal projects, and conduct a rigorous review of any new multi-year commitments.

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