Liam Knox
Reporter at Inside Higher Ed
Reporter @InsideHigherEd, formerly @WBUR @NBCNews @chronicle, forever @tuftsdaily. Tips: [email protected], Signal: liamknox.13
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insidehighered.com | Liam Knox
You have /5 articles left. Sign up for a free account or log in. A federal judge granted Harvard an injunction on Friday that temporarily blocks the Trump administration's efforts to revoke its ability to enroll international students. District Judge Alison Burroughs granted a preliminary injunction to Harvard University on Friday in its case challenging the Trump administration’s efforts to prevent the university from enrolling international students.
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insidehighered.com | Liam Knox
A federal judge ordered that Mahmoud Khalil, the Columbia University graduate and student protest leader who was detained by ICE agents in March, be released from a detention center in Louisiana. U.S. District Judge Michael Fabiarz ruled on Friday that Khalil, a legal permanent resident who has not been accused of any crime, should be released on bail and that continuing to hold him was highly unusual and could constitute “unconstitutional” punishment for his political beliefs.
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1 week ago |
insidehighered.com | Liam Knox
Rubio paused visa interviews last month while the State Department created rules for the social media screening. John McDonnell/Getty Images The U.S. State Department is rolling out sweeping new rules for vetting student visa applicants using their social media presence, according to POLITICO.
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insidehighered.com | Liam Knox
Phillip Levine, an economics professor at Wellesley College, has been studying college financial aid and students’ higher ed spending habits for more than a decade. When his children first started applying to college about 15 years ago, he was amazed by how difficult it was to get a clear answer on how much it was really going to cost them—and he was a trained economist.
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1 week ago |
insidehighered.com | Liam Knox
The Senate’s proposed higher education bill departed from the House version in many ways, but one provision remained almost completely untouched. That was workforce Pell, which would extend eligibility for the federal financial aid grant to students enrolled in short-term credential programs running between eight and 15 weeks long.
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I’ll be joining 1A on @wamu885 at 10 ET tomorrow to talk all things international students — how they’re navigating the current moment and what’s changed about the Trump admins approach to revoking visas and curtailing international enrollment. Tune in: https://t.co/FO3w7jWjvW
NEW: ICE threatened dozens of international graduates on OPT with deportation unless they provide proof of employment in 15 days. The scope of the crackdown is unclear, but one advisor told me 28 students from one college got the same letter. https://t.co/lWuEiRftCq