Harvard has now received payments on the majority of funding that it lost since the Trump administration froze its access to ...

Alumni: If the country’s oldest and richest university makes a deal, it must uphold academic freedom, independence and the ...

U.S. President Donald Trump said on Tuesday that his administration was close to a deal with Harvard University that would include a $500 million payment by the Ivy League institution, after months of ...

After months of a Trump-era funding freeze, Harvard University has regained most of its federal grants following a court ...

The university is negotiating contracts with multiple campus unions at a time when it’s facing significant financial ...

Harvard University’s Division of Continuing Education offers a fully online Equity, Diversity, Inclusion, and Belonging Leadership Graduate Certificate for $13,760.

President Donald Trump said Tuesday his administration was close to reaching a $500 million financial settlement with Harvard under which the elite academic institution would operate trade schools.

Up against a pugnacious Trump administration, Harvard has downsized to protect its coffers once again. And while the University is sure to feel the hurt, America will be the ultimate loser.

The Trump administration and Harvard University have tentatively agreed on a $500 million deal, including trade schools and AI programs.

MIT became the first institution to reject the offer, citing concerns that scientific funding should be based on merit.