Trump Administration Restores Thousands of International Student Visas
Hundreds of international students filed lawsuits and judges blocked visa terminations in many cases.
News April 28
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ICE and Colleges: At Least 11 Florida College Police Departments Partner with ICE
The program, dubbed 287(g), will allow deputized campus police officers to question or detain people who they suspect…
News April 25
UPDATE: Visas of 800 International College Students, Faculty Revoked
Foreign-born students and faculty from colleges around the nation have been arrested, detained or deported by ICE.
News April 15
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Visa Revocations Leave Hundreds of International College Students in Limbo
So far, over 300 student visas have been revoked amid America’s policy shift under Trump’s second term.
News April 8
Instagram Launches New Initiative to Prevent Cyberbullying in Schools
The School Partnership Program enables teachers and campuses to partner with Instagram to directly address online bullying at…
News March 26
Sacramento City USD Settles with High School Assistant Principal Over Racism Allegations
An independent investigation concluded that although racial slurs had been directed at Dr. Elysse Versher, the district’s administrative…
News January 31
Antioch High School Shooter Idolized Mass Murderers, Embraced Alt-Right Content
Online postings allegedly from the shooter praised Adolf Hitler and included selfies with various alt-right paraphernalia and explicit…
News January 23
Rutgers Settles with U.S. Dept. of Education Over Jewish, Muslim, Arab Discrimination Complaints
In response to the more than 400 reports of discrimination, Rutgers has agreed to provide anti-harassment training as…
News January 3
Pro-Palestine Students Can Intervene in UC Berkeley Antisemitism Lawsuit, Judge Rules
The new ruling allows six pro-Palestine student "intervenors" to present additional defenses that UC Berkeley cannot raise.
News November 4
