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· 14h · on MSN

Harvard’s Monday court date will be important for international students. Here’s why

If Judge Burroughs sides with the federal government, past restraining orders will be null, putting international students at Harvard in a difficult situation, according to Grode.

· 9h · on MSN

Harvard secures extension of court order blocking Trump's international student ban

· 12d · on MSN

Trump restricts international students from studying at Harvard

· 8h

Judge extends ruling against Trump visa block for Harvard

Judge Allison Burroughs’s ruling, which extends her pause until June 23, builds on a decision made at the end of May after Harvard requested an emergency hearing when the Department of Homeland Secur...

Boise State Public Radio · 18h

Harvard and the Trump administration return to court over international students

· 1d

Guest column: Trump is right to crack down on foreign students

· 10h

Judge Delays Ruling on Trump Efforts to Bar Harvard’s International Students

If they succeed, it could affect about 7,000 international scholars and potentially deliver a disabling blow to the campus’s finances, curriculum and identity.

· 1d

When Harvard and Yale Want To, They Act With Alacrity

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How Trump is changing higher education: The view from LSU and 3 other campuses

Independent Journal Review4h

‘Not Necessarily Based On The Law’: Gregg Jarrett Predicts How Trump’s Harvard Policy Will Fare In Court

Fox News legal analyst Gregg Jarrett on Monday said President Donald Trump’s decision to halt the entry of foreign students

11don MSN

Harvard could beat Trump in court but lose the war with his administration

The escalating feud has some experts predicting that even if the university wins every case against Trump, it may not escape unscathed.

3don MSN

Harvard, Columbia fights with Trump point to lessons for other schools

The Trump administration’s fights with Harvard and Columbia are eye-openers for other universities who are trying to decipher how to handle the president and his desire to exert control over their policies.