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 ...

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

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

It’s not about quick fixes or trends. It’s about truly understanding how to help students think deeply, engage meaningfully ...

Graduate students at the Harvard School of Engineering and Applied Sciences who teach more courses than required for their degree programs no longer receive additional compensation under a policy that ...

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 US Defense Department will cease sending officers to Ivy League colleges for professional courses starting in 2026-27, ...

Auburn University emerges as a potential Pentagon partner after Ivy League schools lose military programs. Here's what to know.

Department of War places Hillsdale on list of potential partners The Department of War listed Hillsdale College as a potential partner for active-duty military graduate fellowships after Secretary of ...

The Pentagon will cancel all attendance for Department of Defense troops in graduate programs at Brown and other Ivy League institutions starting in the 2026–27 academic year, Secretary of Defense ...

The Pentagon has moved to bar troops from elite schools, citing woke indoctrination concerns. The shift comes weeks after the military blacklisted academic partnerships with Harvard University. A new ...

The Pentagon says it will cut ties with Harvard University, ending graduate-level military training, fellowship and certificate programs.