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‘Don’t negotiate’: Trump wants at least $500 million from Harvard to end monthslong pressure campaign
President Trump’s comments, which he made during a Cabinet meeting, represent his administration’s first public confirmation of the desired price tag, and came roughly a week before classes begin in Cambridge.
Harvard University is anxiously waiting for a decision from a federal ... Jody Ferise, partner at higher education law ...
Department of Education Secretary Linda McMahon sent a letter to Harvard University President Alan Garber, advising him to not apply for future federal grants.
The Trump administration's settlement with Columbia clarifies the stakes for anyone weighing whether to fight its demands or concede.
The Trump administration’s attack on Harvard University is an unprecedented campaign by the U.S. government against an institution of higher education.
As Harvard University and the Trump administration negotiate a funding stalemate, billions of dollars of research grants hang in the balance.
As students return to campus at Harvard, reaching a deal with to end the university's standoff with the Trump administration could grow more complicated.
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