Allegations of a price-fixing scheme in the financial aid market have surfaced involving several major universities.

1 report, 1 independent Updated Jan 1

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Brown University University of Pennsylvania Georgetown University

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Multiple universities, including Georgetown, Notre Dame, Cornell, and UPenn, are defendants in an antitrust lawsuit. All 1 developments

The entities involved

Brown University
private university in Providence, Rhode Island, United States
- Research is underway at Brown University examining the economic costs of the post-9/11 war in Iraq.Mon 00:21
- A partnership has been established between Brown University and Rhode Island to serve as a statewide hub for clinical and translational research focused on health and economic development.Thu 22:44
University of Pennsylvania
private research university in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States
- University of Pennsylvania provided economic analysis on September 28, 2026.Mon 09:31
- Philadelphia is a major US city as the US invests in fundamental science research focused on KRAS, leveraging institutions like the University of Pennsylvania.Sat 11:08
Georgetown University
private university in Washington, D.C., United States
- Several states, including Iowa, Nebraska, Alaska, and Texas, filed suits alongside the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), linked to the Trump administration's push.Mon 07:44
- The Middle East Council on Global Affairs institute is based in Qatar, where Noha Aboueldahab holds an academic post.Sat 03:32

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Jan 1cornellsun.com