Internal reviews found evidence of antisemitism and anti-Muslim bias on Harvard's campus, at an already tough time for the university.

Harvard University's president apologized and vowed to make changes after two internal reports on antisemitism and anti-Arab bias were released Tuesday. The big picture: The reports come as the Ivy League university is suing the Trump administration for freezing billions in federal funds in a battle that's officially about fighting antisemitism but has also become about governmental regulation of higher education.

Harvard has vowed to make changes after two internal reports regarding antisemitism and Islamophobia were released, causing the president of the school to apologize for the campus culture.  “The

Federal investigators are focusing on reports of discrimination. One report claimed an editor suggested “that a piece should be subject to expedited review because the author was a minority.”

President Donald Trump's administration said it was probing whether Harvard University and the Harvard Law Review violated civil rights laws.

The Trump administration is ramping up its fight against Harvard, launching investigations Monday into the university and the Harvard Law Review for alleged race-based discrimination. The big picture: The administration has employed a pressure campaign against the Ivy League school,