Trump-Harvard Spat Roils US Campuses With Visas Under Threat.

The article focuses on the concerns of Wesleyan University regarding the potential decline in international student enrollment due to recent actions by the Trump administration. Michael Roth, the university's president, is particularly worried about the financial implications, as international students constitute 10% of the student body and typically pay full tuition, which is nearing $100,000 annually. Other institutions, such as New York University and Mount Holyoke College, are also preparing for possible enrollment drops, with visa restrictions posing significant challenges. The article highlights the broader impact of these policies on the U.S. higher education system and the economy, as international students contribute significantly to both. [Extracted from the article]