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Harvard students, staff protest as Trump takes aim at international students, tax-exempt status
Students, faculty and others gathered Thursday on the Harvard University's campus to protest President Donald Trump's threats to revoke the university’s ability to host international students and to withdraw its tax-exempt status.
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Protesters gathered at Harvard University Thursday amid a funding fight with President Donald Trump’s administration.The rally took place after the Department<a class="excerpt-read-more" href=" More ...
As many as 300 people attended the Stand Up Harvard protest on the Cambridge Common Saturday afternoon. The Trump administration has been deporting international students from schools across the ...
Protesters gathered on Harvard University's campus Thursday after the Internal Revenue Service, following Trump's suggestion, considered revoking the school's tax-exempt status.
“All of us share a stake in safeguarding that freedom.” It is ironic that Harvard protests the freeze on First Amendment grounds. The university earned the dubious distinction of ranking dead ...
Harvard University is the latest in a growing list of higher education institutions that had its federal funding targeted by ...
It demands Harvard make changes to student discipline procedures, including banning masks that can conceal the identity of protesters and reviewing and reporting disciplinary actions related to ...
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