The president of Harvard University has no plans to back down in his fight with the Trump administration. Alan Garber, who has held the position for just over a year, told NBC News’s Lester Holt that the institution will not change course,

Education Secretary Linda McMahon insisted Tuesday the White House’s recent demands are not about curbing freedom of speech. In the wake of the administration’s threats, Harvard – an institution that is 140 years older than the US government – has begun touting the life-changing impacts of its federally funded research and spelled out in court documents how the Trump administration’s “unlawful” actions could impact not only the university’s employees and students,