‘Sword of Damocles’: Donald Trump’s Harvard attacks leave students anxious

Letter to the editor: Attacks on Harvard intended to push students to Trump University

The Trump Administration recently announced that "Harvard University can no longer enroll foreign students and existing foreign students must transfer or lose their legal status.”

Trump wants to ban international students from Harvard — but Americans will suffer

On Thursday, Harvard celebrates its commencement while fighting the Trump administration. Here's who suffers if Chinese and international students can't enroll.

The White House has begun the fight against several of the country's most prestigious universities. It intends to take advantage of their relative decline in recent years and the growing resentment of intellectuals and experts. Behind the cultural war between liberals and conservatives, it is also the university's place in the American economy that is at stake.

The US President's attacks seem almost indiscriminate at first glance: it's against universities like Harvard, climate research, health, women. But the thing makes a gloomy sense.

Chris Hayes Says the Silver Lining in Trump's Attacks on American Institutions Is That They Have 'No Choice but to Fight Back'

Chris Hayes opened Tuesday’s episode of his MSNBC show with a bleak look Donald Trump’s latest attacks on “our American birthright of a free and open society,” including against independent universities, real science and the free press. But despite grim recent events, Hayes argued that there is a “real silver lining” — that these institutions are being forced to fight him. Hayes began by talking about Trump’s escalating war on Harvard university…

How Donald Trump crackdown on Harvard University affects foreign students

The foreign students at Harvard University who have already completed their degrees will be able to graduate. The same can’t be said for others for now.