President Trump doesn’t have the legal authority to nix Harvard University’s tax-exempt status on his own. But will that stop ...

What do Harvard students think of the school's war with the Trump administration? 'Harvard Lampoon' writers offer a dispatch ...

In his ongoing war against colleges that he has declared corrupt because they “indoctrinate” students with “radical-left ideology,” President Donald Trump has recently demanded that Harvard University ...

Shabbos Kestenbaum sued Harvard over accusations that it had ignored antisemitism when he was a student. His criticism has ...

In particular, the Administrative Procedure Act “requires this Court to hold unlawful and set aside any final agency action that is ‘arbitrary, capricious, an abuse of discretion, or otherwise not in ...

A picture of Dr. David Walt, a pioneering scientist whose research helped significantly lower the costs of DNA sequencing, greets visitors to Harvard University’s website right next to a large ...

Harvard University announced on Monday that it filed a federal lawsuit against the Trump administration, alleging that its constitutional rights were violated when Trump froze billions in federal ...

President Trump reportedly plans to pull an additional billion dollars in funding from Harvard University, just a week after freezing $2.2 billion in multi-year federal grants over the Ivy League ...

In this way, 96 voting members of the Harvard Law School faculty (active or emeritus) have called attention to their dubious dedication to the rule of law. On March 29, this HLS faculty ...

“That was her dream, always, since the day I met her, to go to Harvard Law — and she achieved that,” Pasko said. “It’s just heartbreaking that she’s not able to follow that path that s ...

Anti-Israel law students at Harvard conspired to smear numerous law firms that have stood opposed to anti-Israel efforts on college campuses, an investigation by the conservative Washington Free ...

The move comes just ... pride in Harvard’s decision to stand firm where others have compromised. “I almost whooped in my seat,” Eric Havian, a San Francisco lawyer and Harvard Law School ...