The grants make up a part of the 70 grants — totaling about $12 million — that have been cancelled or paused at this university since Trump returned to office in January.
Outgoing RHA vice president Michelle Ameyaw said although there have been less bills passed this year than last, the smaller number shows the intention.
Thousands of federal employees were fired after President Donald Trump’s administration slashed funding for federal departments and eliminated positions.
Protest attendees called on this university to reaffirm its commitment to academic freedom and provide support to students impacted by new federal policies.