US university scholars and international students: are you considering working or studying elsewhere?

We'd like to hear from scholars and students from abroad in light of the Trump administration's attack on universities

International students at Harvard University were ordered this week to transfer schools or lose their legal status following the Trump administration's revocation of the university's eligibility to enroll students from abroad.

While that order was swiftly blocked by a judge, it is one of a series of events creating uncertainty on campuses across the US. It follows the US government's revocation of hundreds of student visas on various grounds, including minor infractions or participation in protests against the war in Gaza. (Some of those visas have been reinstated.) Academics have also felt the impact of funding cuts and subsequent hiring freezes, leading to hundreds looking to leave the US to work elsewhere.