Trump Administration Asks First Circuit to Reinstate Harvard Funding Cuts

The Trump administration urged the First Circuit on Monday to let it revoke Harvard’s funding, arguing the district court lacked the authority to require the government to restore nearly $2.7 billion in research grants last fall.

Groups Tied to Harvard Sue DHS Over New Limits on International Student Internships

A coalition of higher education groups sued the Department of Homeland Security Monday, alleging that two August directives restricting which internships international students can take part in on student visas had caused “irreparable harm” to students and institutions.

Philippines Can’t Sit Out of Taiwan Conflict, Defense Scholar Says at BU

Harvard Law Ends Work Authorization for International Students’ Externships After New Federal Guidance

HUA Club Funding Jumps Over 42 Percent After Student Activities Fee Made Mandatory

Harvard Undergraduate Association will give student organizations roughly 40 percent more funding than it did last year, HUA co-president Zachary “Zach” Berg ’28 announced at the body’s general meeting Sunday – the largest sum the student government has ever allocated to clubs.

Unfinished Construction, Unreliable Utilities: Residents Detail First Months Living in Luxury Apartments on Harvard’s ERC

Harvard Kennedy School student Oleksandr “Alexander” Kutovyi moved into a new apartment on Harvard’s Enterprise Research Campus a year ago. Upon arrival, he felt the apartment building had “overpromised and underdelivered.”

Hate Crimes, Violent Crime at Harvard Rose in 2025, According to HUPD Annual Report

The number of hate crimes reported by the Harvard University Police Department increased by 50 percent from 2024 to 2025 — as total crime fell by 18 percent — according to HUPD’s annual security report.