Should universities admit that they need to reform—or does that only make them more vulnerable to Donald Trump?

Two of the frontline antagonists in the battle between Harvard and Trump are bound by deep social ties and a shared academic interests.

College is the place where many students entering adulthood find their voice. But when it comes to addressing the White House ...

Ukraine and its European allies sought on Sunday to present a united front ahead of a meeting this week between President ...

Harvard University is firing back at the U.S. Department of Commerce after being accused of failing to meet its obligations ...

President Donald Trump announced that he's nominating State Department spokesperson Tammy Bruce to be the next deputy representative of the United States to the United Nations.

Last month, the University of Pennsylvania, Columbia University and Brown University cut deals with the Trump administration ...

The Trump administration said Harvard's international students pose "serious national security and public safety risks," in a ...

After losing nearly $3 billion in research funding, Harvard University now risks losing control of its intellectual property ...

In a letter sent to Harvard President Alan M. Garber on Friday, Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick alleges the university ...

The Trump administration on Friday launched an investigation into Harvard’s patents derived from federally funded research, ...

Harvard President Alan Garber has said the university has made changes to combat antisemitism but said no government "should dictate what private universities can teach, whom they can admit and ...