The Trump administration doubled down on its arguments behind canceling funding for Harvard, invoking the Civil Rights Act.

The Trump administration’s threat to end foreign enrollment at Harvard University places in danger a key funding source for US schools — and could prompt international students to seek degrees ...

Harvard turned to international donors, including China, as one way to help save it from financial troubles. That money is ...

A letter sent to Harvard President Alan Garber warns that unless the university implements immediate corrective measures to ...

Harvard College, the university’s undergraduate program, offers aid to both foreign and US students based on a family’s financial profile and last month said it would eliminate tuition and ...

How Trump's threat to revoke Harvard's tax-exempt status would impact the university President Trump took to his social media Friday, sharing plans to take away Harvard University's tax-exempt ...

In a letter sent to Harvard, the administration accused the university of deliberate indifference towards the concerns of ...

The world’s richest university may have enough money to survive a battle with the most powerful man in the world. But if Trump wins, Harvard won’t be the same.

While the exact nature of its demands remains fluid, there are three financial advantages the federal government can strip from Harvard: research funding, student aid and tax-exempt status.

Harvard's brewing conflict with the Trump administration could come at a steep cost — even for the nation's richest university. On April 14, Harvard University President Alan Garber announced ...