In a bold move, President Donald Trump has signed an order focusing on college accreditation, escalating tensions with prestigious universities such as Harvard. The order is designed to address concerns about ideological dominance within higher education institutions and to foster a more diverse intellectual environment. One key aspect of the order is to facilitate the process of changing accreditors, providing more flexibility for colleges and universities. Additionally, the Education Secretary will now have the authority to ensure that accreditors are held responsible for their actions. Alongside this development, the administration is also taking steps to enhance training in artificial intelligence (AI) and bolster initiatives for Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs). Harvard, in particular, is under scrutiny for its handling of international student records, adding to the ongoing challenges faced by the prestigious institution. This latest order from President Trump underscores his administration’s commitment to promoting accountability and diversity within the realm of higher education in the United States.