Harvard University stands as a beacon of financial strength amidst political turmoil. With an endowment surpassing $53 billion, it wields its economic might to counteract governmental pressures, showcasing its ability to uphold academic freedom and institutional integrity.

Harvard President Alan Garber will take a 25 percent pay cut as the university faces financial headwinds with the loss of federal grants.

The administration has used legal threats and funding cuts to try to force the university to yield to Trump’s agenda, and so far nearly $3 billion in grants and contracts for Harvard have been slashed.

Harvard University warned investors that mounting legal challenges with the White House over its $2.2 billion federal funding freeze could materially harm the institution’s financial standing ...

Harvard University has sued Donald Trump’s administration for a second time, after the Department of Homeland Security barred the university from enrolling international students. The lawsuit ...

Harvard University is putting up $250 million of its own money to continue campus research amid a federal funding freeze imposed by the Trump administration, but the school’s president warns of sacrifices ahead.

“We need to find ways to build financial capacity ... organizing to address the challenge of long-term sustainability,” Hoekstra said. Though the FAS is Harvard’s richest school, it ...

Donald Trump administration has prohibited Harvard University from admitting international students.This decision followed the withdrawal of Harvards certification under the Student and Exchange Visitor Program.

He says, if Trump follows through on his threat and succeeds, "the financial impact to Harvard would be very ... assuming the organization challenges the revocation … unless the government ...

It would result in diminished financial aid for students ... to pull another $1 billion in grants. Harvard is suing the administration to challenge the decision to cut off money from the institution.