Harvard Faces Wave of International Transfer Requests Amid Trump Administration Crackdown

Harvard University is experiencing a surge in transfer inquiries from international students following recent moves by President Donald Trump’s administration to block the institution from hosting foreign scholars. According to Maureen Martin, Director of Immigration Services at Harvard, the university has been “flooded with requests” from international students urgently seeking options to transfer elsewhere. In…

Trump Administration Revokes Harvard’s Right to Enroll Foreign Students

In a dramatic escalation of tensions between the White House and Harvard University, the Trump administration has revoked the institution’s right to enroll foreign students—a move that affects more than a quarter of the school’s current student population. The decision was delivered on Thursday by Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem, who cited Harvard’s alleged failure…

Harvard Offloads $1 Billion of Private Equity Stakes Amid Financial Strains and Political Pressure

In the face of growing financial uncertainty and escalating political tension, Harvard University is reportedly in advanced discussions to sell about $1 billion worth of its private equity holdings, marking one of the largest such moves by a U.S. university endowment. The planned sale comes as Harvard grapples with mounting liquidity challenges, a sluggish private…