Harvard Crimson

16 states back Trump in court battle against Harvard over funding freeze for antisemitism response

Iowa attorney general leads 15 other state prosecutors filing an amicus brief supporting Trump's freeze of $2 billion in Harvard funding over the university's response to campus antisemitism.

White House June 4

Vance compares Harvard to North Korea as he takes aim at school’s ‘ideological diversity’

Vice President JD Vance compared Harvard University to North Korea as he attacked the institution's diversity of ideas.

US Education June 3

Dem senator takes aim at Trump's viewpoint diversity policy, calls it 'micromanaging' colleges

At a Capitol Hill hearing, Education Sec. Linda McMahon defends President Donald Trump's efforts against Harvard's diversity policies, countering Sen. Murphy, D-Conn.

Opinion May 30

Harvard vs. Trump: All the president wants is for the university to obey the law

The clash between Trump and Harvard over ideological control and cultural Marxism highlights a battle with significant educational and financial stakes.

Harvard Crimson May 27

Trump ramps up heat on Harvard: Here are 5 reasons from the university's own investigation

The Trump administration has cut all ties with Harvard University over its failure to adequately address antisemitism and discrimination. Here is a look back at the findings of Harvard's own report.

US Education May 26

Harvard students, faculty defend university against Trump's threat of pulling tax exemption status

Harvard University students and faculty speak out about the "public good" the college provides amid threats from the Trump administration over tax status and funding.

Campus Controversy May 23

Judge temporarily pauses Trump move to cancel Harvard student visa policy after lawsuit

A court has temporarily paused the Trump administration's move to cancel Harvard's student visa program.

Media May 21

Trump-Harvard feud sparks debate among students about discrimination in admissions

Students speak out while Harvard University faces scrutiny from President Trump over admissions and antisemitism, with funding cuts and a lawsuit highlighting issues of elitism.

Harvard Crimson May 19

Harvard University's alleged ties to Chinese paramilitary group, Iran-backed research spark GOP probe

Lawmakers question Harvard's collaborations with Chinese paramilitary and Iranian-funded researchers, citing potential violations of U.S. sanctions and security risks.

Opinion April 24

Morning Glory: What is Harvard arguing?

Harvard wants the right to violate the Civil Rights Act of 1964. It is that simple.

White House April 22

Trump froze funding for Harvard. Money to these universities may also be on the chopping block

Harvard isn’t the only school the Trump administration is fighting. Other institutions are facing similar circumstances – starting with New York City's Columbia University.

Politics April 19

College president whose school takes no fed funding says Harvard 'could make it on their own' after Trump cuts

Hillsdale College President Larry Arnn spoke to Fox News Digital after President Donald Trump instituted the Harvard federal funding freeze.

Golden State Warriors April 18

Steve Kerr dons Harvard shirt in response to Trump's federal funding freeze: 'Stand up to the bully'

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.

Donald Trump April 16

Trump says Harvard has 'lost its way,' doesn't deserve federal funding

President Donald Trump blasted Harvard as a "joke" on Wednesday, saying the university teaches "hate and stupidity."

White House April 15

White House slams Ivy League institutions for 'egregious illegal behavior' amid Trump feud with Harvard

The Trump administration is going head-to-head with Harvard University to install changes to the academic institution’s governance and admissions process.

Media February 13

Harvard survey shows most students did not feel comfortable sharing 'controversial opinions' in class

The Harvard Crimson reported that one-third of Harvard’s last graduating class did not feel comfortable sharing their opinions about controversial topics in college.

NCAA February 5

Former UPenn women's swimmers sue Ivy League institutions and NCAA alleging push of pro-trans ideology

Three former UPenn women's swimmers have filed a lawsuit against the university, Harvard, The Ivy League and the NCAA over their experience with Lia Thomas.

Antisemitism Exposed November 1

Harvard, Northwestern failed Jewish students during college campus protests: House report

A new GOP-led antisemitism report revealed Harvard refused to call Hamas’ Oct. 7 "violent," and Northwestern considered taking Sabra hummus off campus.

Media March 26, 2024

Rutgers University professor says without DEI offices, there is ‘no ability to make meaningful progress'

A Rutgers professor Stacy Hawkins defended diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) offices on college campuses on Thursday during a panel discussion at Harvard University.

POLITICS January 5, 2024

Fetterman: Harvard was always a 'little Pinko' but I 'don't recognize it' anymore

Pennsylvania Sen. John Fetterman said that he doesn't "recognize" Harvard University anymore despite acknowledging that it has "always" been "a little pinko."

Fox News Flash January 5, 2024

Sharpton's race claims 'unconstitutional, morally wrong,' Kennedy says: 'To a bear, we all taste like chicken'

Harlem activist Al Sharpton was criticized for his picketing of billionaire Bill Ackman, after the investor repeatedly lambasted Harvard and its now-former president

POLITICS January 4, 2024

Obama silent on resignation of Harvard's Claudine Gay amid reports about his efforts to try to save her job

Harvard President Claudine Gay's resignation this week comes after former President Obama reportedly attempted to campaign for her to keep her position.

OPINION January 4, 2024

Claudine Gay is gone, but diversity ideology still plagues Harvard

Claudine Gay's departure as president of Harvard University does not solve all the problems in higher education.

POLITICS January 3, 2024

Liberal college professors rally around Harvard's Claudine Gay after resignation: 'Fascist mouth-breathers'

Several university professors across the country took to social media to defend former Harvard President Claudine Gay following her resignation on Tuesday.

Fox News Flash January 3, 2024

Moral 'failures' of academic leaders wouldn't have seen accountability if not for Congress: Stefanik

Rep. Elise Stefanik, the House GOP Conference Chairwoman, reacted Tuesday to the resignation of Harvard President Claudine Gay, weeks after highly-criticized testimony.

Media January 3, 2024

Social media erupts as Harvard president Claudine Gay resigns: 'Should've been fired weeks ago'

Harvard president Claudine Gay announced her resignation after weeks of controversy ranging from alleged plagiarism to accusations of enabling antisemitism on campus.

LIFESTYLE January 2, 2024

Harvard's Claudine Gay resignation shows 'final corruption of most elite institutions,' says William Bennett

Harvard President Claudine Gay's resignation on Jan. 2, 2024, exemplifies societal damaged caused by leftist orthodoxy, say William Bennett and Victor Davis Hanson.

Harvard Crimson December 31, 2023

Harvard honor council student says Claudine Gay got by on 'lower standard' in plagiarism case, should resign

A Harvard undergraduate student who votes on honor code infractions at the university says president Claudine Gay is benefiting from a 'lower standard.'

Media December 23, 2023

Harvard alumni react to embattled Harvard University President Claudine Gay facing more plagiarism allegations

Harvard University alumni sounded off on the university's high governing body finding more instances of “duplicative language" in Harvard President Claudine Gay's work.

Harvard Crimson December 21, 2023

Harvard admits more instances of 'duplicative language' found in President Gay's work amid plagiarism claims

Harvard President Claudine Gay will request corrections to her 1997 dissertation after the university found more "duplicative language" in her work.

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