Harvard University leaders send support to nearly 7,000 international students in the face of Noem’s threat

Harvard University leaders have attempted to alleviate “anxiety” felt among international students and vowed to “push back” against the Trump administration's move to halt the institution’s ability to enroll foreign students and demand that those currently enrolled leave.

Several faculty deans and leaders from at least seven departments sent messages about the revocation, which could impact the university’s almost 6,800 international students, who comprise more than 27 percent of the student body.