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Harvard and MIT sue Trump administration over online-only instruction for foreign students in the US
By Priscilla Alvarez
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UPDATED: President Eisgruber: Princeton stands firmly with international students in face of ICE announcement
By Christopher L. Eisgruber
Foreign Students Attending Schools That Operate Online-Only This Fall Will Be Barred From the U.S.
By Claire Hansen
Cornell Joins MIT, Harvard in Amicus Brief Against ICE and Dept. of Homeland Security
By Meghana Srivastava
Top Universities Vow To Protect International Students From 'Deeply Cruel' ICE Deportation Policy
By Jemima Mcevoy
New Rules Detail How Foreign Students Can—and Can't—Take Classes at U.S. Colleges This Fall - WSJ
By Melissa Korn
Trump administration bars international college students if their school's classes are all online
By Max Cohen
MIT and Harvard file suit against new ICE regulations
By Leo Rafael Reif
Department of Homeland Security rule bans international students from online-only instruction models this fall
By Emma Whitford
Perspective | Why Trump's move to force international students to take in-person classes this fall is being blasted as ...
By Valerie Strauss
ICE: International Students Must Leave US If School Is Online
By Adolfo Flores & Hamed Aleaziz
Harvard, MIT sue Trump administration over international student visas
By Sophie Tatum & Jack Arnholz
International students may need to leave US if their universities transition to online-only learning
By Catherine Shoichet & Priscilla Alvarez
Harvard, MIT sue Trump administration over rule that strips visas from international students
By Daniella Silva
New U.S. Rules on Foreign Students Put Universities in Dilemma
By Melissa Korn & Michelle Hackman
Harvard, MIT Sue Trump Administration Over International-Student Policy
By Melissa Korn & Michelle Hackman
There are more than 1 million international students in the US. Here's where they're from
By Henrik Pettersson, Richard Allen Greene & Luke McGee
ICE: Foreign Students Must Leave The U.S. If Their Colleges Go Online-Only This Fall
By Rachel Treisman