Harvard Kennedy School created contingency plans and expanded deferrals after a Pentagon directive threatened military participation in its programs, potentially affecting funded students and new ...

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has said the Pentagon would end funds supporting active-duty service members at Harvard. The ...

The university says military applicants can either defer or be considered for admissions at peer institutions.

The school will allow troops accepted into its academic programs to defer enrollment for four years after Pentagon leaders barred studies there.

The Trump Administration cut ties with Harvard's military education programs in February. Here's how Harvard responded.

Harvard University is outlining ways to continue educating active-duty military students despite an order from War Secretary Pete Hegseth that cut academic ties between the military and several Ivy ...

The contingency plan follows the Pentagon's annoucement last month it would cut ties with the institution, throwing into question the status of students admitted to Kennedy School's graduate programs ...

Harvard is allowing military students to defer their admission and arranging for alternative schooling options after the ...

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth forged ahead last week with his realignment, expelling more than a dozen elite colleges from a ...

Doctoral and postdoctoral students have the opportunity to participate in nutritional science research through a longstanding ...

New York City parents reportedly face a competitive private school application process "bloodbath" after Mayor Zohran Mamdani ...

Liz Murray will share her remarkable journey from homelessness as a teenager to Harvard University student during a Sonoma ...