Helen Rummel

2 weeks ago | azcentral.com | Helen Rummel

At least 50 Arizona State University international students have had their visas revoked as of April 6, according to a campus group. This number has significantly increased from the eight reported the previous week. While the reason for the revocations remains unclear, ASU officials said they are not connected to pro-Palestinian activism.

2 weeks ago | azcentral.com | Helen Rummel

At least eight Arizona State University students have had their visas revoked, with one student detained as of April 4. While the specific reasons for the revocations are unclear, university officials say they are due to "various legal infractions" and not related to campus protests. One student from Arizona State University was detained as of April 4 after at least eight students at the school had their visas revoked. The reasons behind the visa revocations remain unclear.

3 weeks ago | azcentral.com | Helen Rummel

Public universities across Arizona are recommending international students keep their immigration documents available in the wake of crackdowns from federal authorities. Arizona State University and the University of Arizona are also telling international students to stay informed of updates from federal officials that could impact their stay. The guidance comes as ASU spokesperson Jay Thorne confirmed eight international students at the university have had their visas revoked.

3 weeks ago | azcentral.com | Helen Rummel

Alumni praised GCC for providing accessible and affordable education, enabling them to pursue higher education and achieve their career goals. Glendale Community College, the first community college in the West Valley, celebrated its 60th anniversary on April 1. The college has experienced significant growth, including a 5% enrollment increase from last year and the launch of its first bachelor's degree program.

1 month ago | azcentral.com | Helen Rummel

Arizona’s public universities are responsible for millions in research spending each year leading to new medical discoveries, patents and work published on an international scale. Much of that work isn’t possible without investment from the federal government, a financial source that’s become increasingly unreliable as President Donald Trump and the Department of Government Efficiency make sweeping cuts across scientific and educational fields.