“We finally found a force more powerful than Trump’s hatred: Harvard’s love of sending rejection letters.” — RONNY CHIENG “Hey, Trump administration, now you’re just like the rest of ...

Former President Obama on Monday touted Harvard University’s rejection of what he called “ham-handed” demands from President Trump’s administration. “Harvard has set an example for other ...

The Trump administration sent a letter to Harvard University that outlined a slew of demands – like reforming its programs, ...

Harvard has taken the Trump administration to court over federal funding, but the University has given no indication about ...

That original letter, sent April 11, ordered Harvard to comply with numerous outlandish demands, among them discontinuing diversity efforts, limiting or outright banning student protests ...

The Department of Homeland Security sent Harvard a letter on Wednesday threatening ... s federal funding in response to Garber’s rejection of the administration’s demands, which would have ...

Hours after the Donald Trump administration admitted that its letter to Harvard University about policy changes was sent by ‘mistake’, the college said it had no reason to doubt the ...

You’ve likely seen that Harvard officially and publicly refused the Trump White House’s latest set of demands. You can see the letter here. I would say that if you’re going to read only one ...

The letter from government lawyers, received by Harvard on April 11, was sent before senior officials of U.S. President Donald Trump’s administration could approve it or give the go-ahead for ...

A letter from Trump administration officials sent to Harvard University on April 11 outlined demands so draconian that university officials decided they had no choice but to resist, according to a ...

the statement issued by Harvard is a significant development. It would be a serious mistake, however, to rejoice prematurely. Read with a critical eye, Garber’s letter is far less than a ringing ...

Harvard University’s lawyers responded on Monday to the Trump administration’s letter demanding a series of policy changes, saying the demands were unlawful and that Harvard would not comply.