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Trump, Harvard and Foreign Students

Harvard Spurns Overseas Campus as Antidote to Trump’s Ban on Foreign Students

Harvard University isn’t considering opening a foreign campus to counteract President Donald Trump’s push to block the enrollment of international students, despite an invitation from a top German culture official.

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Trump ban on entry of international Harvard students blocked by US judge

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Trump’s crackdown on international students affects far more US schools than Harvard

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Cracking down on foreign college students

The administration has halted scheduling of new student visa appointments at U.S. embassies abroad as the State Department prepares to expand social media vetting of foreign students.

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Harvard gets new legal backing from 5 Ivies and over 12,000 alumni

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WILLIAMS: Harvard is the enemy

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Harvard, MIT Dodge Expensive Legal Payouts While Sitting On Billion-Dollar Endowments

Invocation of the charity cap can wear down plaintiffs by limiting their ability to hire attorneys who work for a percentage of the plaintiff’s award, some attorneys and plaintiffs say.

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Bessent on IRS releasing Americans' personal data to DOGE, Trump targeting Harvard tax exemption

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Harvard Gains More Allies In Its Lawsuit Against Trump Administration

21 state attorneys general, multiple universities, alumni to back Harvard in court battle against Trump

Two dozen universities, including five Ivy League schools, filed an amicus brief, including six that joined the coalition in a filing Monday, court records show.

Trump cuts threaten ‘irreplaceable’ Harvard stockpile of human feces, urine

More than 1.5 million scientific samples of human feces, urine and blood may have to be thrown out as the Trump admin cuts research funding.

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Harvard AIDS Research, Affiliated Hospitals Hit by Trump Feud

The Trump administration’s funding battle with Harvard University is starting to impact projects at affiliated hospitals and has crippled the school’s Center for AIDS Research, one of the largest backers in the US for emerging studies on the condition.

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Yale joins schools backing Harvard in legal battle against the Trump administration

The Sterling Law Building houses the Yale Law School in New Haven. Of the nine justices on the U.S. Supreme Court, four graduated from Yale Law School, prompting some to urge President Joe Biden to appoint someone from a public-college background to fill an upcoming vacancy on the court.

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Treasury Secretary says he has not spoken with Trump about Harvard’s tax status

Federal law prohibits the executive branch from exerting influence over taxpayer audits and other investigations.

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2 Oregon universities back up Harvard in lawsuit against the Trump administration

Oregon State University and the University of Oregon this week joined 22 higher education institutions seeking to support Harvard University in its lawsuit against the Trump administration over funding cuts and freezes.

What to Know About Harvard’s Legal Battles With Trump

This week, a federal judge sided with Harvard in one of its two lawsuits, blocking an order by President Trump to prevent international students from enrolling.

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Harvard could beat Trump in court but lose the war with his administration

The escalating feud has some experts predicting that even if the university wins every case against Trump, it may not escape unscathed.

Why is Trump going after Harvard? Here’s how the attacks have escalated

The administration has frozen funding and targeted international students as it presses the university for a stronger response to alleged antisemitism.

Trump cuts threaten ‘irreplaceable’ Harvard stockpile of human waste

More than 1.5 million scientific samples of human feces, urine and blood may have to be thrown out as the Trump admin cuts research funding.

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Linda McMahon: The Public Face of Trump’s Fight Against ‘Woke’ Education

WASHINGTON—Education Secretary Linda McMahon is presiding over a MAGA paradox. Sporting a red “Make Education Great Again” baseball cap, McMahon this week cracked jokes with staff at the department’s Washington headquarters and spoke about their work to “return education to the states.