2026年7月27日 上午9:30 美国东部时间 / 福克斯新闻网
哈佛大学从海外获得近45亿美元资金，其中6.34亿美元来自“关切国”
作者：亚历克斯·米勒 福克斯新闻网
发布于2026年7月27日上午9:30 美国东部时间
白宫计划将2000亿美元联邦研究资金从高校转移给个人科学家，以加快人工智能研发进度。
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【福克斯新闻独家报道】 美国一所常春藤盟校从包括中国在内的外国获得的资金超过全美其他任何大学。
多年来，美国教育部一直在编制接受外国资金的联邦资助高校名单。特朗普政府对该机构的在线报告门户进行了改版，结果显示哈佛大学获得的外国资金规模位居全美高校之首。
哈佛大学因与中国及其他外国的资金往来成为参议员汤姆·科顿的审查目标，这所大学获得了大量境外资金。这位领导参议院情报委员会的阿肯色州共和党参议员，要求教育部长琳达·麦克马洪对中国资金流入高等教育领域展开调查。
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“我仍然担忧，与受制裁中国实体的额外交易可能未被申报，”科顿写道，“因此，我呼吁对美国大学与中共中国之间的金融联系加强审查。”
哈佛大学未立即回应置评请求。
科顿指出，该门户网站于1月重新上线后，报告数据显示联邦资助高校从“中共中国”获得的资金超过68亿美元，其中包括超过3亿美元来自受制裁实体。
“例如，哈佛大学已从中国实体获得超过6.3亿美元资金，”科顿写道，“其中约41.8万美元来自参与外国人才计划的组织，近42万美元来自据称支持未经授权军事研发的实体。”
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根据教育部名单，哈佛大学获得的外国资金总额超过全美其他任何高校，涉及7089笔交易，总金额近45亿美元。
其中6.34亿美元来自“关切国”。
值得注意的是，中国并非唯一向哈佛大学提供资金的“关切国”。“关切国”是指美国联邦政府认定其行为损害美国国家安全、外交政策或美国公民安全的国家。委内瑞拉和俄罗斯也向这所常春藤盟校提供了资金，金额分别为330万美元和75万美元以上。
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中国所谓的影响力并未止步于哈佛大学。
进一步细分来看，美国监控名单上的前五名资助者中有四家中国实体，它们向全美各高校提供了总计约1.19亿美元资金。该名单包括北京理工大学、中国国际航空有限公司、华为技术有限公司和中国海洋大学。
教育部去年年底宣布将对该门户网站进行改版，并指责拜登政府忽视了该系统。
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“在拜登政府多年忽视之后，新的门户网站将帮助我们的高等教育机构履行法定责任，并通过促进更好的合规性保护我们的国家安全，”麦克马洪当时在一份声明中说道。
“美国由纳税人资助的高校在道义和法律上都有义务，向美国政府和美国人民全面公开其外国金融往来关系，”她补充道。
亚历克斯·米勒是福克斯新闻数字频道记者，报道美国参议院事务。
Harvard tops nation in foreign cash haul as Cotton demands probe into China funding
2026-07-27 09:30am EDT / Fox News
Harvard received nearly $4.5B from abroad, including $634M from countries of concern
By Alex Miller Fox News
Published July 27, 2026 9:30am EDT
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FIRST ON FOX: One Ivy League institution has taken in more money from foreign countries, including China, than any other university in the country.
The U.S. Department of Education has, for years, compiled a list of federally funded universities that have taken in funding from abroad. The Trump administration sought to revamp the agency’s online reporting portal, and, in doing so, it has shown that one institution, Harvard University, has scored more foreign funding than any other college in the country.
Harvard is in the crosshairs of Sen. Tom Cotton, R-Ark., for its ties to China and other foreign nations because of the reams of outside cash the university has taken in. And the Senate Republican, who chairs the Senate Intelligence Committee, wants Education Secretary Linda McMahon to open an investigation into China’s cash flow into higher education.
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“I remain concerned that millions in additional transactions with sanctioned Chinese entities may not have been reported,” Cotton wrote. “Therefore, I encourage additional scrutiny of financial ties between American universities and Communist China.”
Harvard did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
Cotton noted that since the portal was relaunched in January, reporting data has shown that federally funded universities accepted more than $6.8 billion from “Communist China — including more than $300 million from sanctioned entities.”
“Harvard, for instance, has received more than $630 million from Chinese entities,” Cotton wrote. “This includes roughly $418,000 from organizations participating in foreign talent programs and nearly $420,000 from entities allegedly supporting unauthorized military advancements.”
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More money from foreign countries flows to Harvard than any other college on the Education Department’s list, to the tune of nearly $4.5 billion across 7,089 transactions.
Of that, $634 million is from countries of concern.
Notably, China is not the only country of concern that has sent money to Harvard. A country of concern is one that the federal government designates as engaging in conduct that is detrimental to U.S. national security, foreign policy, or the safety of U.S. citizens. Venezuela and Russia have also both sent money to the university, with $3.3 million and over $750,000, respectively, flowing to the Ivy League institution.
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China’s alleged influence doesn’t stop at Harvard, either.
Broken further down, there are four Chinese entities in the top five funders on U.S. watch lists that have provided a total of about $119 million to universities across the country. That list includes the Beijing Institute of Tech, Air China, Ltd., Huawei Technologies Co., and Ocean University of China.
The Education Department late last year announced that it would be revamping the portal and charged that the Biden administration had neglected the system.
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“After years of neglect by the Biden Administration, the new portal will assist our institutions of higher education in fulfilling their statutory responsibilities and enable us to protect our national security by facilitating improved compliance,” McMahon said in a statement at the time.
“America’s taxpayer-funded colleges and universities have both a moral and legal obligation to be fully transparent with the U.S. government and the American people about their foreign financial relationships,” she continued.
Alex Miller is a writer for Fox News Digital covering the U.S. Senate.