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

The vetting will extend beyond student applicants to include faculty, employees, contractors, guest speakers, and tourists.

The battle between Harvard University and President Donald Trump is intensifying, just as seniors are preparing to graduate.

The vetting will go beyond student applicants and includes faculty, employees, contractors, guest speakers and tourists, according to the cable seen by NBC News.

Trump has been targeting Harvard for months, saying that the school had fostered liberal ideals and antisemitism. Harvard has argued in its lawsuit that the administration has violated the First Amendment through its targeting of international students. O’Leary jabbed the administration over its behavior toward Harvard on Friday.

Barron is a student at New York University, but critics are convinced that the school wasn’t his first choice. “Donald Trump is using presidential resources to punish Harvard

The Trump administration intends to ask all federal agencies to seek ways to end their contracts with Harvard University, a senior administration official told NBC News on Tuesday.

A letter from the U.S. General Services Administration, which is dated Tuesday, tells agencies to submit a list of contracts they have terminated with the university by June 6.

The commencement, during which thousands of students and parents packed Harvard Yard, caps the end of a tumultuous academic year for Harvard amid unprecedented threats from the Trump administration.