受特朗普政府冻结资金影响，哈佛大学录得2011年以来最大亏损

Core Insights - Harvard University reported a $113 million deficit for the fiscal year 2025, marking its first deficit since a $10 million loss in 2020 and the largest annual loss since 2011 [1] - President Alan M. Garber indicated that without immediate measures such as layoffs, hiring freezes, and salary cuts, the financial impact could have been more severe [1] - The Trump administration reduced over $2 billion in federal funding to Harvard, citing the university's insufficient response to campus anti-Semitism, leading to ongoing negotiations regarding the restoration of research funding [1]