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Trump Officials Say Letter to Harvard Sent by Mistake: NYT
Harvard University was told by an unidentified official on Trump’s antisemitism task force that a letter of demands had been sent to the university without authorization, the New York Times reports, citing two unidentified people familiar with the matter.
Harvard University announced Monday it will not agree to the Trump administration’s demands to address antisemitism on campus ...
Trump's administration has frozen more than $2 billion in grants and contracts for Harvard. The higher education fight ...
The Trump administration quickly shot back at the university’s refusal — announcing a freeze on $2.2 billion in multi-year ...
The school's Jewish president says the White House seeks to control "intellectual conditions" on campus, not fight ...
Harvard University continues to face scrutiny, and the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform is investigating ...
The GOP-led House Oversight Committee is opening an inquiry into Harvard University’s compliance with civil rights laws after ...
The Department of Education and other agencies are reviewing Harvard University for fostering antisemitism on its campus, ...
The Joint Task Force to Combat Anti-Semitism revoked over $2 billion in grants to Harvard University Monday hours after the ...
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Steve Kerr wore a Harvard basketball shirt Tuesday, one day after President Trump announced a funding freeze for the school related to antisemitism on campus.
The Department of Education has also initiated investigations into Cornell University and Northwestern University, according to White House officials. The Trump administration has halted more than $1 ...
On April 11, the Trump administration sent Harvard University a sweeping set of demands—among them that the university report ...
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