Harvard University, which is currently embroiled in legal disputes with the Trump administration, has educated eight US presidents.

President Donald Trump's feud with Harvard University has reached new heights in recent weeks. Here's where things stand.

Donald Trump blew up on Truth Social over a claim from author Michael Wolff that his crusade against Harvard is personal. Wolff, author of several books about the president, claimed on The Daily Beast Podcast last week that Trump “didn’t get into Harvard” and is now targeting the university out of revenge.

Trump pledged to redirect $3 billion from Harvard University to trade schools in a seeming bid for working class support.

On the latest episode of his HBO talk show, Maher backed the president’s push to penalize the elite Ivy League institution by freezing billions in federal grants.

Donald Trump’s claim that Harvard is teaching students basic math like “two plus two” has turned out to be inaccurate. In fact, Harvard offers a college-level calculus course (MA5) with added support to help students—especially those impacted by the pandemic—succeed.

Newsweek takes a look at your comments from the past week - this time covering President Trump's clash with Harvard and other Ivy League Schools.

Cleo Carney, who grew up in London while her father was Governor of the Bank of England, just finished her freshman year at the prestigious Cambridge university.

This move came following Harvard’s refusal to adhere to the Trump administration’s April list of demands, which targeted DEI initiatives, the admission of international students, and more progressive policies.