Northwestern University has decided to fund ongoing research projects after receiving stop-work orders on nearly 100 federal grants due to a federal funding freeze. This funding freeze is part of a broader issue affecting several universities across the U.S. following protests related to antisemitism. The university's leadership, despite the challenging circumstances, stresses the significance of their research and their commitment to support their researchers. With a significant endowment of $14.2 billion, Northwestern is aiming to sustain its vital research initiatives during this turbulent time.
Northwestern University will continue to fund research despite federal stop-work orders on nearly 100 grants, emphasizing the importance of their work to the community and nation.
President Michael Schill stated that enabling essential research to continue amidst federal funding freezes is a key priority and responsibility of the university.
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