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Pete Hegseth Unveils New Military Fellowship Schools After Ending Ivy League Partnerships

In a significant shift, War Secretary Pete Hegseth has announced new schools to host a military fellowship program after the Pentagon severed ties with Ivy League institutions, citing concerns over their 'woke' culture.

Editorial StaffJuly 26, 20261 MIN READ
Pete Hegseth Unveils New Military Fellowship Schools After Ending Ivy League Partnerships

In February 2026, Pete Hegseth, the War Secretary, declared that the Pentagon would no longer collaborate with Ivy League schools, including Harvard, due to their perceived 'woke' ideologies. This decision has sparked considerable discussion about the role of educational institutions in military training.

Following this announcement, Hegseth revealed a selection of new schools that will host the military fellowship program. These institutions are expected to align more closely with the values and mission of the military, providing a supportive environment for service members.

The move reflects a broader trend within the military to seek partnerships that resonate with its core principles, distancing itself from academic environments that are viewed as increasingly progressive.