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Harvard Faces an Uncertain Future Amid Federal Pressure on International Students

Harvard University confronts significant challenges as federal efforts to restrict its international student population threaten its identity, funding, and operational stability.

By David Lee • June 11, 2025 3 MIN READ

Harvard warns that barring international students would fundamentally alter the university’s character and standing.

Danilo Petranovich, leading the Abigail Adams Institute, emphasizes the organization's nonpartisan stance and notes that its donors have had no influence on its programming.

Harvard Students Turn to External Institute to Foster Intellectual Diversity

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Following her resignation as New Zealand’s prime minister, Jacinda Ardern married, relocated temporarily to the United States, and began a fellowship at Harvard University.

Jacinda Ardern Advocates for Greater Compassion Among Global Leaders

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Trump’s Confrontation with Harvard Reflects a Broader Attack on American Higher Education

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Joseph S. Nye Jr. at his home in Lexington, Massachusetts, in 2017. His ideas have profoundly influenced generations of policymakers, according to national security experts.

Joseph Nye, Architect of 'Soft Power,' Passes Away at 88

Renowned political scientist Joseph Nye, who introduced the influential concept of soft power emphasizing the role of values over military strength in global influence, has died at 88.

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Harvard political theorist Danielle Allen and far-right writer Curtis Yarvin engage in a debate over whether democracy should be replaced by monarchy.

Harvard Hosts a Provocative Debate: Democracy Versus Neo-Monarchism

A controversial discussion at Harvard between political theorist Danielle Allen and neo-monarchist Curtis Yarvin sparked intense interest and debate over the future of American governance.

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Harvard's Complex Legacy: A Catalyst for Change Despite Its Flaws

Harvard University continues to transform lives and open doors, yet it struggles with a long-standing culture of intolerance and limited free speech, raising questions about its role in higher education.

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