The university’s Kennedy School of Government has long been favored by party cadres seeking career boosts.

As President Donald Trump moves to revoke Harvard University's certification to enroll foreign students, he is falsely claiming that the university is offering “low grade mathematics like two plus two is four.

President Trump is trying to apply enough pressure to force the university to cave, while Harvard, a nearly 400-year-old institution, is aiming to play a long game against an aging president in his final term.

College and university leaders have been privately negotiating with a deputy to top Trump aide Stephen Miller in hopes of avoiding the same aggressive targeting of Harvard University, a person familiar with the matter said,

Harvard wants its students to go and change the world and you can’t change the world without understanding the world,” she said.

The push comes as the White House regroups after a federal judge blocked its move to bar Harvard from enrolling international students.

The notion rocketed across social media then jumped to the White House. Harvard says it doesn’t add up. (See if you can answer questions from the course.)

When the Trump administration cut federal funding to Harvard University, it abruptly ended an estimated $180 million that the federal government had poured into U.S. military projects at Harvard in recent years,

Stanford professor Abraham Verghese attacked the Trump administration during his speech to Harvard graduates, calling the university's defense of its values "courageous."