President Donald Trump's feud with Harvard University has reached new heights in recent weeks. Here's where things stand.

US President Donald Trumps deepening feud with Harvard University may not be about his son Barron, but his own past rejection, claims biographer Michael Wolff. Trumps longstanding grudge, intensified by fresh punitive actions against the Ivy League school,

While legal experts agree the Trump administration could lose if courts find it targeted Harvard for ideological reasons, the government has taken steps that could help it prevail

Trump biographer Michael Wolff believes the president's ongoing feud with Harvard University is a personal one after he didn't get accepted into the Ivy League school back in the day.Previously, The Daily Beast reported there was a running joke in the White House that Donald Trump's Harvard grudge was to do with his son Barron not getting in,

US President Donald Trump’s ongoing feud with Harvard University has sparked speculation about its origins, with a popular theory suggesting that Trump’s animosity stems from his son Barron not being accepted.

U.S. President Donald Trump’s escalating conflict with Harvard University has once again grabbed headlines, but the reasons behind his disdain for the Ivy League institution remain the subject of speculation.

In an awkward interview with CBS, Elon Musk refused to comment on Donald Trump's proposed ban on foreign students amid the president's ongoing feud with Harvard University. CBS correspondent David Pogue asked the Tech Giant,

"There is no question that Donald Trump’s endgame is to destroy universities and independent thinking," writes one reader. Another writes: "Change at Harvard is long overdue."

Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem argued that the Trump administration’s feud with Harvard University is meant to be a “warning to all universities,” specifically over the Ivy League school pushing “Chinese Communist Party priorities.