The administration has frozen funding and targeted international students as it presses the university for a stronger response to alleged antisemitism.

A federal judge stepped into President Trump’s battle with Harvard University, temporarily blocking the White House’s plan to stop the Ivy League university from enrolling foreign students.

Harvard University has been at the forefront of President Donald Trump‘s efforts to curtail antisemitism in higher education. The Ivy League institution has pushed back against these efforts more than other schools have,

Harvard is at the center of the Trump administration's higher education pressure campaign — and has emerged as the example of what happens when a university pushes back against the government's demands.

The AAP leader's reaction came after the Trump administration, in an unprecedented move, revoked Harvard University’s eligibility to enrol international students.

The Wall Street Journal slammed President Trump’s administration for delivering a “short-sighted attack” on Harvard University after banning the Ivy League institution from enrolling international students this week.

The Ivy League universities are not just centers of academic excellence; they are financial powerhouses with economic influence comparable to entire nations. Harvard University stands as a prime example,

Two Harvard international students, Aleksandra Conevska from Canada and Walid Akef from Egypt, are describing significant turmoil and uncertainties following the Trump administration's announcement that it was blocking the Ivy League school from enrolling non-citizens.