Society / StudentNation / July 2, 2026 As Trump went after higher education, Yale built a case for its conservative credentials. The Justice Department came knocking anyway. Ad Policy Students walk in front of a decorative stone archway at Yale University. (Helioscribe / Shutterstock) This story was produced for StudentNation,
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