Donald Trump attended Fordham and Wharton of the University of Pennsylvania. As the White House and Harvard clash, some wonder if he applied.

US President Donald Trump’s deepening feud with Harvard University may not be about his son Barron, but his own past rejection, claims biographer Michael Wolff. Trump’s longstanding grudge, intensified by fresh punitive actions against the Ivy League school,

Princess Elisabeth of Belgium faces uncertainty in her Harvard education due to the escalating conflict between the Trump administration and the university. The dispute, centered on accusations of antisemitism and biased admissions,

President Trump is trying to apply enough pressure to force the university to cave, while Harvard, a nearly 400-year-old institution, is aiming to play a long game against an aging president in his final term.

Stanford professor Abraham Verghese attacked the Trump administration during his speech to Harvard graduates, calling the university's defense of its values "courageous."

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.

Comedian Bill Maher touted some common ground with President Donald Trump during his Friday evening TV show, saying the White House's targeting of Harvard University is a "kernel of a good idea." Maher described the elite Ivy League institution as an "a**hole factory,