The United States Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has taken aggressive action against Harvard University, threatening ...

Harvard students protested after the White House threatened to revoke​ the university's ability to enroll international ...

Why can Harvard say no to Trump? Because it defied student protests that, if successful, might have provoked a reduction in ...

Very real pain is about to be inflicted on students, staff, researchers, and faculty. At least for now, most of the people ...

Students, faculty and others gathered Thursday on the Harvard University's campus to protest President Donald Trump's threats ...

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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.

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 ...

"If a Harvard president can lose their job, then anybody can lose their job." How universities handled the protests has already cost several university presidents their jobs following ...

“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 ...

Students expressed a mix of pride, concern and critique of Harvard President Alan Garber's letter rejecting the Trump ...

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 ...