Harvard University
Trump administration halts $2.2B in Harvard funding amid crackdown on campus activism
The U.S. federal government has announced the freezing of more than $2.2 billion in grants and $60 million in contracts earmarked for Harvard University. The move follows Harvard’s refusal to comply with demands from the Trump administration to curb activism on campus. This latest escalation marks the seventh time President Donald Trump’s administration has halted…
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Lawsuits surge after U.S. revokes international student visas without warning
A wave of legal action is sweeping across the United States as dozens of international students,...
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Trump administration suspends dozens of Princeton University research grants
The Trump administration has suspended dozens of research grants at Princeton University, making...
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Meet Richard Theodore Greener, Harvard’s first Black graduate who was accepted into the school as an “experiment”
Richard Theodore Greener, the first Black graduate from Harvard University, made history in...
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Dr. Hildrus Poindexter, the first African American to receive both an MD and PhD
Dr. Hildrus Poindexter is the first African American to receive both an M.D., which he earned at Harvard University in 1929, and a Ph.D., which he earned in bacteriology at Columbia University in 1932. ...
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The 5th Annual African Development Conference
On March 28-29, 2014, visionary policy makers, innovative business leaders, philanthropists, accomplished academics, and proactive leaders of civil society organizations will gather at Harvard University...
