US EditionWall Street Journal slams Trump admin for ‘short-sighted attack’ on Harvard
- The Trump administration barred Harvard University from enrolling foreign students starting May 2025 in a move centered in Washington, D.C.
- This action arose after Harvard defied the administration’s demands concerning admissions policies and campus antisemitism, with critics viewing it as politically motivated.
- Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem issued a belligerent warning to other universities, and the administration justified the move by alleging Harvard failed to protect Israeli students.
- A federal judge temporarily blocked the enrollment ban, allowing Harvard to continue admitting international students while the university challenges the administration’s policy in court.
- Observers warn this dispute endangers U.S. Economic interests and academic leadership by discouraging global talent from studying in America, signaling a potentially damaging shift in higher education policy.
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Letter to the editor: Barring immigrants is economically short-sighted
It's time for Montana congressmen to speak out against President Trump’s vendetta against immigrants, particularly foreign students at universities like Harvard. It is petty, vindictive, and beneath the dignity of the White House and the American people.
Lewis & Clark president speaks out on Trump's actions against higher education
PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) -- On April 22, college presidents across the country signed a letter to the Trump administration denouncing the executive actions threatening higher education funding. Entitled "A Call for Constructive Engagement," the letter came out against "unprecedented government overreach and political interference" and "coercive use of public research funding" in higher education. More than 300 college and university presidents have…
Trump Seeks to Expand Presidential Authority. Can Anyone Stop Him?
Analysis by Ronald Brownstein, CNN Day after day, Donald Trump's second term often feels like a grievance fest, with the administration launching attacks from all directions against institutions and people the president views as hostile. Hardly a day goes by without Trump pressing a new target: He's ramping up his campaign against Harvard, trying to prevent the university from enrolling foreign students; he's mocking musicians Bruce Springsteen …
On the Front Line of Harvard’s Resistance Against Trump: “The First Thing Authoritarians Do Is Attack Universities”
The campus looked strangely empty; the only tumult was that of tourists photographing themselves in front of the worn shoe of the statue of John Harvard, the first benefactor of the oldest university in the United States and the richest in the world. Many students and teachers were already on vacation. Others will return next week for graduation ceremonies. Continue reading
After Trump’s Offensive Against Harvard, Other U.S. Universities Also Feel Threatened.
NEW YORK.- Donald Trump's surprising decision to ban the admission of foreign students to Harvard University had the academic world all over the past week and projected the looming threat of further attacks on university autonomy.The stupor that caused the move exceeded Harvard's cloisters, and the university authorities throughout the United States were surprised to discover that the federal government could eliminate the right of high-level st…
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