Judging by the allegations in a lawsuit filed against Harvard College by a former MBA student at Harvard Business School, the university deserves all the angst and harassment it is getting from the Trump Administration.

Harvard’s controversies continue to simmer as new semester starts After the president’s winter break resignation, many students are keen to move on with their studies. But some remain haunted ...

Harvard president, Dr. Claudine Gay, will remain at the school despite the backlash to some of her testimony at a recent House of Representatives hearing on antisemitism on campus, The New York ...

Harvard University in Massachusetts has been embroiled in controversies in recent years, from antisemitism on campus to a plagiarism scandal.

He was ready to disappear from university leadership.Anyway, an aging white man didn’t fit the brief. Harvard was preparing to defend itself in the Supreme Court in Students for Fair Admissions v. Harvard,

Harvard president Claudine Gay has resigned after becoming embroiled in a pair of controversies over on-campus antisemitism and plagiarism. Gay spent just over six months as president of Harvard ...

For the second year in a row, Harvard University has been called the worst university in America for student free speech and open inquiry. It ranked dead-last at No. 251 in a survey of 58,807 student respondents by the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression and College Pulse.. Harvard has an “abysmal” speech climate, FIRE says, joined by Columbia University and New York University.

The Hypocrisy Underlying the Campus-Speech Controversy. ... and have agreed to a bipartisan resolution calling on Harvard’s and MIT’s presidents to resign.

The suit documents several allegations of antisemitism on Harvard’s campus, including the controversial letter signed by more than 30 student groups calling Israel “entirely responsible” for ...

Amid the controversy surrounding Harvard in recent months that led to Claudine Gay's resignation as president, college admissions counselors said many students remain committed to attending or ...

Harvard is beginning a series of public listening sessions on hate speech and bias nearly three months after its last president resigned amid a controversy over hate speech on campus.