Francesca Maglione

1 week ago | bloomberg.com | Amanda Albright |Francesca Maglione |Elizabeth Rembert |Ann Choi

The Arizona State University campus in Tempe, Arizona. (Bloomberg) -- Arizona State University President Michael Crow is proud that his school is home to more international students — about 17,000 — than any other public institution in the US. Now, the pipeline for that cohort of students, who pay a premium to study at American universities, is under siege. More than 1,000 ASU students are waiting on visa interviews after a pause instituted by the Trump administration.

3 weeks ago | news.bloomberglaw.com | Amanda Albright |Francesca Maglione

Lately, Wesleyan University’s Michael Roth has started making a habit of checking in with his dean of admissions more often. He’s worried about their international students — and whether any have opted not to enroll. There’s little sign of that yet, but as Donald Trump ramps up attacks on elite universities across America, Roth isn’t taking any chances. As with many colleges, most foreign students at Wesleyan — who make up 10% of its total — pay full price, which now approaches $100,000 a year.

3 weeks ago | bloomberg.com | Amanda Albright |Francesca Maglione

A student in front of the Harry Elkins Widener Memorial Library on the Harvard University campus in Cambridge, Massachusetts. (Bloomberg) -- Lately, Wesleyan University’s Michael Roth has started making a habit of checking in with his dean of admissions more often. He’s worried about their international students — and whether any have opted not to enroll. There’s little sign of that yet, but as Donald Trump ramps up attacks on elite universities across America, Roth isn’t taking any chances.

1 month ago | news.bloombergtax.com | Sridhar Natarajan |Ann Choi |Francesca Maglione |Amanda Albright

For Lloyd Blankfein, Harvard University’s appeal to foreign students is inextricably linked to its national identity. “It is an American institution that attracts foreigners precisely because it is an American university,” the former Goldman Sachs Group Inc. chief said in an interview, echoing a message he delivered to the school’s president last year.

1 month ago | bloomberg.com | Sridhar Natarajan |Ann Choi |Francesca Maglione |Amanda Albright

The Trump administration last week sought to revoke Harvard’s ability to enroll foreign students. (Bloomberg) -- For Lloyd Blankfein, Harvard University’s appeal to foreign students is inextricably linked to its national identity. “It is an American institution that attracts foreigners precisely because it is an American university,” the former Goldman Sachs Group Inc. chief said in an interview, echoing a message he delivered to the school’s president last year.