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McMahon’s letter also notes hedge fund CEO Bill Ackman called for the resignation of Penny Pritzker, the leader of the Harvard Corporation that controls the university’s operations. Ackman accuses ...

He also argued Harvard is not partisan. By Alan Blinder and Vimal Patel Harvard University struck a respectful but firm tone in a letter to the Trump administration on Monday, arguing that the ...

Harvard University President Alan Garber on Monday sent a letter to Education Secretary Linda McMahon criticizing the Trump administration's actions against the school while noting both groups ...

“Harvard should no longer seek GRANTS from the federal government, since none will be provided,” McMahon wrote, echoing a laundry list of Trump administration talking points about the university.