Harvard vs. Trump

Secretary of State Marco Rubio is pushing for an investigation into whether Harvard University violated federal sanctions by collaborating on a health insurance conference in China that may have included U.S. blacklisted officials. This is part of the Trump administration's efforts to exert influence over Harvard by reshaping its curriculum, admissions, and hiring processes.

Harvard University vs. Trump Administration

Harvard University is facing challenges from the Trump administration, including attempts to reshape academia, cancel research funding, limit international students, and revoke tax-exempt status.

Harvard University vs. Trump Administration on International Student Ban

A federal judge in Massachusetts granted Harvard University's emergency request to block the Trump administration's effort to ban international students from its campus. This temporary restraining order halts the revocation of Harvard's SEVP status, creating uncertainty for international students and potential financial impacts on the university.

Federal Judge Blocks Trump's Use of Student Visas to Pressure Harvard University

A federal judge blocked President Trump's attempt to pressure Harvard University with student visas, citing potential harm to the university. The judge's decision prevents the government from denying Harvard certain visas for foreign students. Trump's policy aims to reduce the number of foreign students at Harvard to create more opportunities for American students.

Government review of Harvard University contracts

The Trump administration is reviewing and terminating government contracts with Harvard University due to allegations of race discrimination in admissions and anti-Semitic actions.

Harvard University's Federal Contracts Cancelled by Trump Administration

The Trump administration is asking federal agencies to cancel their remaining federal contracts with Harvard University, worth an estimated $100 million, in response to Harvard's refusal to comply with administration demands. Harvard is suing to block the federal funding freeze, claiming it threatens academic freedom and First Amendment rights.

Trump Administration's Attempted Ban on International Enrollment at Harvard's Kennedy School of Government

The Trump administration attempted to ban international enrollment at Harvard University's Kennedy School of Government, which could have resulted in nearly 60% of the student body being affected. There are concerns about campus life being influenced by anti-Israel activists.

Harvard University vs. Trump Administration

Harvard University is in a legal battle with the Trump administration over funding freezes and attempts to revoke the school's ability to enroll international students. The administration claims Harvard has failed to address antisemitism on campus and lacks political viewpoint diversity. Harvard President emphasizes the importance of research work and the university's contributions to society.

Revocation of Harvard University's Ability to Enroll International Students

The Trump administration has revoked Harvard University's ability to enroll international students, sparking controversy over the impact on the university and the broader international student community.

Harvard University's Admission Process and Accusations of Racial Discrimination

Faculty and students at Harvard University spoke with Fox News Digital about accusations of racial discrimination in the Ivy League's admission process. President Trump's probe into Harvard's admissions policies has sparked intense debate among the school's faculty and students.

Harvard University's Alleged Partnerships with Foreign Adversaries

Harvard University is facing demands from key House Republicans to explain allegations it trained members of a Chinese paramilitary group and worked with Iran-linked researchers, raising concerns about potential violations of U.S. laws and national security risks.

Lawsuit Against Trump Administration Over Harvard University's Tax-Exempt Status

Nonprofit watchdog group sues Trump administration for unlawfully withholding records regarding President Trump's actions against Harvard University, including efforts to revoke tax-exempt status. American Oversight filed the suit in D.C. District Court to compel IRS, Treasury, and Education Department to release records that could reveal potential political interference by the president. White House criticized Harvard for not protecting Jewish students and froze university grants after Harvard rejected demands to eliminate DEI programs and ensure viewpoint diversity in hiring.

Education and University Fines

The U.S. Department of Education rescinded a $37.7 million fine against Grand Canyon University for alleged deceptive practices. Harvard University's president took a 25% pay cut amid antisemitism allegations on campus.

Discrimination at Harvard University

Harvard University releases report detailing discrimination against Israelis and Jews, Trump administration threatens to cut federal support, Harvard accuses administration of overreach, report shows rampant discrimination and bias on campus, including demonization of popular views that leftist radicals hate, progressive justifications used for discrimination, Jewish students facing harassment and discrimination

Harvard University Losing Federal Grant Funding

Harvard University loses $450 million in federal grant funding over allegations of race discrimination and anti-Semitic harassment on campus. Harvard President takes 25% pay cut amid funding freeze.

Discovery of Rare Magna Carta Copy at Harvard University

Researchers discover that Harvard University's Magna Carta copy is an extremely rare version from the year 1300, originally misclassified.

Trump Administration Cuts Grants to Harvard University

The Trump administration is cutting $450 million in grants to Harvard University due to allegations of race discrimination and anti-Semitic harassment on campus. Harvard has been criticized for its handling of these issues, leading to federal funding being frozen.

Crackdown Against Antisemitism at Harvard University

The Trump administration announces a crackdown against antisemitism at Harvard University, leading to mixed reactions and escalating tensions between the White House and elite universities.

Conflict at The New York Times over Harvard University article

A New York Times reporter filed a human resources complaint alleging that his editor issued a 'death threat' during a heated dispute over a story about Harvard University's handling of alleged antisemitism. The editor later apologized.

Harvard University's financial challenges and battle with the Trump administration

Harvard University is facing financial challenges due to a potential loss of federal research funding and a lawsuit against the Trump administration. Billionaire Bill Ackman warns of mismanagement and urges the institution to address administrative bloat.

Trump Administration Stops Federal Grants to Harvard University

The Trump administration announced that it is stopping all federal grants to Harvard University due to alleged violations of federal law and defiance of White House demands. Harvard is also under investigation by President Trump's antisemitism task force.

President Trump threatens Harvard University's tax-exempt status

President Trump threatened to revoke Harvard University's tax-exempt status due to its alleged failure to protect Jewish students and its perceived political activities. Harvard has rejected the administration's demands, leading to a legal battle.

Harvard University's Tax-Exempt Status Threatened by President Trump Over Antisemitism Concerns

President Donald Trump is threatening to take away Harvard University's tax-exempt status due to their alleged failure to address antisemitism on campus. Harvard has refused to comply with the demands, leading to a funding battle with the Trump administration.

Addressing Antisemitism in Political Discourse

Lawyer Alan Dershowitz calls for federal action against antisemitism at Harvard University. Rep. Dan Goldman warns Democrats about turning antisemitic individuals into martyrs in their rush to oppose Trump. Trump administration criticized for deporting foreign students involved in anti-Israel protests. Goldman emphasizes the importance of focusing on American hostages in Gaza.

Antisemitism at Harvard University

Actor Michael Rapaport trolled former President Barack Obama by sharing a report on antisemitic behavior at Harvard University after Obama criticized President Trump for freezing funding to the university. The report highlighted instances of antisemitism on campus and Obama called Trump's decision unlawful.

Harvard University and Federal Funding

Harvard University graduate Shabbos Kestenbaum joins 'Fox & Friends' to explain why he is throwing his support behind former President Trump after voting with Democrats for years. A conservative professor at Harvard University suggests taking fewer federal funds to reduce government influence. The Trump administration has pulled billions in federal funding from Harvard.

Geoengineering Experiments for Climate Change

Climate Depot executive editor warns of risky geoengineering experiments conducted by Harvard University and funded by Bill Gates in the name of global warming, likened to injecting pollution back into the atmosphere.

Harvard University's Response to Antisemitism and Government Intervention

Harvard University is addressing the issue of antisemitism on campus and pushing back against federal government intervention in faculty hiring and admissions processes.

Antisemitism at Harvard University

Harvard University President Alan Garber admitted to antisemitism on campus, agreeing with President Trump's concerns. The Trump administration is reviewing $9 billion in federal grants and contracts given to Harvard, citing concerns about the university's handling of antisemitism. Garber acknowledges the need for urgent action to combat antisemitism.

Investigation into Antisemitism at Harvard University

The Trump administration is probing Harvard University over its issues with antisemitism, potentially risking federal grants. Harvard has faced hostility towards Jews on campus, especially from anti-Israel activists. Three federal departments are investigating Harvard to ensure compliance with civil rights responsibilities. The Trump administration has been aggressive in confronting antisemitism on college campuses.

Investigation of Federal Grants and Contracts to Harvard University for Antisemitism

The Trump administration is investigating billions of dollars in federal grants and contracts to Harvard University due to concerns about antisemitism on campus. President Trump's antisemitism task force is looking into $255.6 million in contracts and $8.7 billion in grant commitments. Harvard could lose funding if it does not address the concerns raised by the task force.

Russian Medical Researcher Detained at U.S. Immigration Facility

Russian medical researcher at Harvard University detained at Louisiana immigration facility after her visa was revoked due to undeclared frog embryo samples in her luggage. She is fighting deportation back to Russia for fear of persecution over her protests against the Ukraine war.

Harvard University's Discovery Requests Against Shabbos Kestenbaum

Harvard University is aggressively seeking communication records from Shabbos Kestenbaum, a former divinity student suing the university over antisemitism. The university is trying to access his interactions with politicians and a pro-Israel group on campus.

Impact of Federal Funding Uncertainty on Universities

Harvard University and other institutions announce a hiring freeze due to uncertainties around federal funding, potentially impacting research support, job offers, and admissions. The Trump administration's efforts to slash financial support for some schools have led to concerns about reduced resources and financial impacts on universities. The future of federal funding for colleges and universities remains uncertain, prompting cost-cutting measures and hiring freezes across various institutions.

Harvard University graduate faces antisemitism at Harvard, leading to settlement

Harvard University graduate Shabbos Kestenbaum on the school reversing suspensions of five anti-Israel protesters and Biden losing support among the Jewish community.

Harvard University's Conservative Student Publication Regains Distribution Rights

Harvard University's conservative student publication, The Harvard Salient, has regained distribution rights on campus after a year-long battle with the administration. Despite challenges and pushback, the publication is optimistic about the future.

Tim Walz's False Claims

Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz was caught inflating his background by falsely claiming Harvard University was behind a teaching program in China he participated in, among other lies.

Harvard University graduate Shabbos Kestenbaum on antisemitism and support for the Jewish community

Harvard University graduate Shabbos Kestenbaum speaks out about antisemitism and his experience at Harvard in relation to Israel, while also discussing recent events and support for the Jewish community.

Harvard University graduate speaks at Republican National Convention about Israel and Biden

Harvard University graduate Shabbos Kestenbaum speaks at the Republican National Convention about the school reversing suspensions of anti-Israel protesters and Biden losing support among the Jewish community. He criticizes Biden's handling of the Israel-Hamas conflict and expresses support for Trump's policies.

Harvard University Antisemitism Task Force Recommendations

Harvard University's antisemitism task force recommendations faced criticism for being released alongside recommendations on Anti-Muslim bias, creating false equivalence. Task force found pervasive antisemitism on campus post-terror attacks. Critics dissatisfied with university administration's response.

Rare Corpse Flower Blooms at Harvard University's Arnold Arboretum

A rare corpse flower is blooming at Harvard University's Arnold Arboretum in Boston, emitting a powerful stench similar to rotting meat. The plant, native to Sumatra, Indonesia, blooms for just two to three days once every year or two. Corpse flowers are endangered with fewer than 1,000 remaining in the wild.

Loneliness and Stroke Risk

Feeling lonely may significantly increase the risk of stroke, according to a major study by Harvard University. Chronic loneliness can raise the risk of stroke by over 50%. The study tracked over 12,000 people aged 50 and above from 2006 to 2018, linking long-term loneliness with a higher risk of stroke.

Sen. John Fetterman's Harvard Hood Incident at Yeshiva University Commencement

Sen. John Fetterman publicly ditched his Harvard University graduation hood during his address at Yeshiva University, expressing his disappointment in Harvard's handling of antisemitism. He received a high honor from Yeshiva University for his pro-Israel stance.

Harvard University's New Policy Recommendations on Public Statements

Harvard University may no longer make public statements on controversial political issues following new policy recommendations. Barstool Sports CEO Dave Portnoy comments on the resignation of Claudine Gay and ongoing problems at Harvard. The university is advised to remain neutral on matters that do not directly affect its core function.

Harvard University's Policy Change on Public Statements

Harvard University announced it will no longer weigh in on public matters that don’t impact the Ivy League school’s core function, following a period of turmoil. The university will speak out only when it affects its core function and autonomy.

Harvard University's New Policy on Public Issues

Harvard University has adopted a new policy of not speaking out on public issues not directly related to the institution following controversy over antisemitism. The new policy was decided after a working group of professors convened to discuss the matter.

Justice Sonia Sotomayor's Reflections on the Supreme Court

Justice Sonia Sotomayor reflects on emotional moments on the Supreme Court, admitting to tears after some decisions. She emphasizes the importance of accepting and moving forward despite disagreements and emotional challenges.

Antisemitic Incidents at Harvard University's Commencement Ceremony

Jewish student leader expresses disappointment over antisemitic incidents at Harvard University's commencement ceremony, where students and faculty walked out in solidarity with anti-Israel protesters who were denied degrees. The unrest culminated months of protests on campus. Commencement speaker and student speakers supported the protests, leading to a disrupted ceremony.

Harvard University's decision to prevent 13 activists from graduating

The Harvard Corporation overturned a faculty vote and upheld a decision to prevent 13 'encampment' activists from graduating due to violations of university policies. The activists disrupted campus life with protests, causing Jewish students to feel unsafe. Pro-Palestinian students walked out of Harvard's graduation ceremony in protest.

Brain Mapping

A ten-year collaboration between Harvard University and Google resulted in the most detailed map of a human brain sample ever created, providing valuable insights into brain structure and connectivity.

Harvard University reaches deal with anti-Israel protesters

Harvard University reached a deal with anti-Israel protesters to dismantle their encampment ahead of commencement ceremony. The protesters will have meetings with university officials regarding divestment and the establishment of a Center for Palestine Studies. The encampment was part of a larger strategy of divestment.

Harvard University ends pro-Hamas encampment

Harvard University ended a pro-Hamas encampment in Harvard Yard by reversing suspensions and offering meetings on divesting from Israel. The university also agreed to expedite cases for students facing charges and discuss perspectives on the Israel-Hamas war.

Pro-Palestinian Demonstrations at Universities

Harvard University's pro-Palestinian encampment is one of the last remaining after police cleared similar demonstrations at MIT and the University of Pennsylvania. The demonstrations led to arrests and removal of tents, with tensions escalating at each campus.

Various News Updates

Various news updates including President Biden joking about Trump injecting bleach, a man convicted of terrorism for breaking into Nancy Pelosi's home, billionaire investor Kenneth Griffin calling on Harvard to embrace 'Western values', and more.

Vandalism of Israeli and American flags at Harvard University

Israeli and American flags vandalized at Harvard University campus memorial display in honor of victims of a terrorist attack, sparking ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas. Students involved in unsanctioned group HOOP facing disciplinary action for protesting university's ties to Israel.

Pro-Palestinian Protesters Encampment at Harvard University

Harvard University President threatened to place pro-Palestinian protesters involved in an encampment on 'involuntary leave' due to disruptions on campus. Similar actions were taken by other universities like MIT and Columbia.

Protesters at Harvard University raise Palestinian flags

Protesters at Harvard University raised Palestinian flags, which sparked tension and misinformation on social media claiming the university replaced the American flag. The university did not replace the flag, and the flags were removed by Harvard staff. The ongoing war in Gaza has led to student protests across the US. Harvard's response to the protests has been misrepresented on social media.

Antisemitism on College Campuses

Harvard University and 12 other colleges received a failing grade on the ADL Campus Antisemitism Report Card. The report assessed 85 colleges and graded them from A to F based on specific criteria. Harvard has been facing setbacks since terrorist attacks by Hamas on October 7, with students suing the university for ignoring antisemitism and hiring professors who support anti-Jewish violence.

Harvard University Admission Applications Drop

Harvard University saw a 5% drop in admission applications following antisemitism and plagiarism controversies. The school accepted 1,937 students from an application pool of 54,008 for the Class of 2028.

Controversy at Harvard University over firing of Professor Martin Kulldorff

Epidemiologist Martin Kulldorff, a professor at Harvard University, was fired for opposing vaccine mandates and school closures during the COVID-era debate. He criticized Harvard for not upholding academic freedom and pursuing truth.

Concert at Harvard University featuring Israeli musician Ishay Ribo

Jewish students at Harvard University defied a boycott by theater staff to enjoy a concert by Israeli musician Ishay Ribo, hosted by Harvard Chabad, amid protests by anti-Israel groups. The event aimed to support Jewish students facing campus antisemitism.