President Donald Trump's feud with Harvard University has reached new heights in recent weeks. Here's where things stand.

Harvard has urged universities to stand firm against Donald Trump as the White House moves to direct its agencies to cut all federal ties with the Ivy League college. In another escalation in the conflict between the White House and America’s oldest university,

DOJ task force under Trump targets Harvard's alleged antisemitism and foreign student enrollment with legal actions led by Leo Terrell.

The Trump administration is reportedly planning to cancel all remaining federal contracts with Harvard University — a day after the president said he was pulling $3 billion in grants from the “very antisemitic” Ivy League school.

The constitutional law scholar slammed the president's attacks as "obviously unhinged" and explained why students should not be afraid.

President Donald Trump suggested boosting trade schools, opening a new dimension of his administration's escalating fight with Harvard university.

The administration has frozen funding and targeted international students as it presses the university for a stronger response to alleged antisemitism.

In the lawsuit filed early Friday in federal court in Boston, the Ivy League school called out the government’s ban as a violation of the Constitution and warned that it would have an “immediate and devastating effect for Harvard and more than 7,000 visa holders.”