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Umaymah Mohammad says she filed the lawsuit as a means of resistance against the institution's crackdown on pro-Palestine ...

Justice Department claims Harvard failed to oversee international students amid campus violence, after judge blocked bid to ...

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Columbia University and Brown University in the last month both came to arrangements with the White House that involved ...