The Harvard Kennedy School of Government has worked out a contingency plan for students should the Trump administration succeed in blocking enrollment.

At the Harvard Kennedy School, which covers public policy and public administration, 49% of students are on F-1 visas. In the business school, one-third of students come from abroad.

Federal agencies are increasing pressure on the university, which still hasn’t acceded to the government’s sweeping demands.

The fellowship will cover tuition, fees, and a stipend to pursue a one-year master's program for the 2026-2027 school year.

TORONTO, June 26 (Reuters) - Harvard University and the University of Toronto have unveiled a contingency plan that would ...

President Donald Trump has escalated his standoff with Harvard University, seeking another path to prevent international students from attending the school after a judge blocked an attempt to revoke ...

Students will receive $100,000 to cover tuition, fees and a stipend, according to a Kennedy school spokesman. The scholarship ...

At the Harvard Kennedy School, which covers public policy and public administration, 49% of students are on F-1 visas. In the business school, one-third of students come from abroad.

More than 25% of Harvard's total student population are international students, with about 6,800 students from about 140 counties enrolled this academic year.

At the Harvard Kennedy School, which covers public policy and public administration, 49% of students are on F-1 visas. In the business school, one-third of students come from abroad.

At the Harvard Kennedy School, which covers public policy and public administration, 49% of students are on F-1 visas. In the business school, one-third of students come from abroad.

President Donald Trump and his administration have tried several tactics to block Harvard University’s enrollment of international students, part of the White House’s effort to secure policy ...