Sheridan Hendrix
Reporter at The Columbus Dispatch
like the hotel but spelled different • @DispatchAlerts higher ed reporter • cringey millennial • Friede, Freude, Eierkuchen • [email protected] 💌
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16 hours ago |
dispatch.com | Sheridan Hendrix
At least 12 Ohio State international students have reported their visas were revoked or immigration status terminated. The federal government is terminating international students' immigration statuses, causing fear and uncertainty. Many international students are questioning whether it's safe to leave the U.S., even if their status is in place. Typically, scheduling a meeting for 4 p.m. on a Friday on a college campus is a surefire way to have low attendance.
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1 week ago |
yahoo.com | Sheridan Hendrix
The number of Ohio State University international students with revoked student visas is now up to 12, the university confirmed April 15. Ohio State spokesperson Ben Johnson said the not all of the affected students are currently in the U.S., though their travels aren't necessarily related to deportation or self-deportation. "We don't believe any have been deported," Johnson said. The Dispatch first reported April 4 that the Trump administration had revoked five students' visas.
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2 weeks ago |
yahoo.com | Sheridan Hendrix
The number of Ohio State University international students that report their F-1 visas were revoked is now up to 11, the university confirmed Wednesday afternoon. The Dispatch first reported Friday that five students had their visa revoked by the Trump administration. Ohio State President Ted Carter said in a campuswide email Tuesday that the university has been in contact with the affected students.
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2 weeks ago |
dispatch.com | Sheridan Hendrix
Show Caption Hide Caption Video: Columbus launches fundraising campaign to extend Columbus PromiseColumbus leaders are looking to extend the city's tuition-free college program through both public and private funds. The Columbus Promise, a tuition-free college program, has received an additional $2.1 million in funding from various businesses and nonprofits.
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2 weeks ago |
dispatch.com | Sheridan Hendrix
The Trump administration is targeting diversity, equity, and inclusion programs at colleges and universities by threatening federal funding cuts for noncompliance. Many institutions rely heavily on federal funds, including student aid and research grants, making these threats potentially devastating to colleges' bottom line. Some legal experts question the legality of these threats, while others worry about the impact of such cuts on higher education.
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