Alyssa Nadworny

In a statement, Noem says the administration is holding Harvard accountable for, quote, fostering violence and anti-Semitism and coordinating with the Chinese Communist Party. She encouraged current students to transfer.

So they were swift in filing a new lawsuit. In it, they accused the Trump administration of retaliating against Harvard for exercising its First Amendment rights. In a letter to campus, Harvard's president, Alan Garber, called the action unwarranted and said it imperils the future of thousands of scholars.

So they were swift in filing a new lawsuit. In it, they accused the Trump administration of retaliating against Harvard for exercising its First Amendment rights. In a letter to campus, Harvard's president, Alan Garber, called the action unwarranted and said it imperils the future of thousands of scholars.

So they were swift in filing a new lawsuit. In it, they accused the Trump administration of retaliating against Harvard for exercising its First Amendment rights. In a letter to campus, Harvard's president, Alan Garber, called the action unwarranted and said it imperils the future of thousands of scholars.

Harvard is already suing the Trump administration over research funding cuts related to accusations of anti-Semitism on campus. That trial is set to start in July.

Harvard is already suing the Trump administration over research funding cuts related to accusations of anti-Semitism on campus. That trial is set to start in July.

Harvard is already suing the Trump administration over research funding cuts related to accusations of anti-Semitism on campus. That trial is set to start in July.

Well, the university has nearly 7,000 international students, roughly one-fourth of the student body. We spoke to several of them. One senior from Canada told us she's worried about whether she'll be able to graduate next week. The students we talked to asked not to be named because they fear retaliation from the U.S. government for speaking out.

Well, the university has nearly 7,000 international students, roughly one-fourth of the student body. We spoke to several of them. One senior from Canada told us she's worried about whether she'll be able to graduate next week. The students we talked to asked not to be named because they fear retaliation from the U.S. government for speaking out.

Well, the university has nearly 7,000 international students, roughly one-fourth of the student body. We spoke to several of them. One senior from Canada told us she's worried about whether she'll be able to graduate next week. The students we talked to asked not to be named because they fear retaliation from the U.S. government for speaking out.

Another student at Harvard, a third-year undergrad from Europe, told us he came to the U.S. to study to be a professor.

Another student at Harvard, a third-year undergrad from Europe, told us he came to the U.S. to study to be a professor.

Another student at Harvard, a third-year undergrad from Europe, told us he came to the U.S. to study to be a professor.

It could, A. I talked with Sean Carver about this. He's the executive director at International House at UC Berkeley.

It could, A. I talked with Sean Carver about this. He's the executive director at International House at UC Berkeley.

It could, A. I talked with Sean Carver about this. He's the executive director at International House at UC Berkeley.

So it could just be that the administration is having a spat with Harvard, but Carver says other institutions are fearful. This isn't the first time that international students have been a target of the administration. Earlier this semester, the government revoked hundreds of student visas, but then reversed that decision.

So it could just be that the administration is having a spat with Harvard, but Carver says other institutions are fearful. This isn't the first time that international students have been a target of the administration. Earlier this semester, the government revoked hundreds of student visas, but then reversed that decision.

So it could just be that the administration is having a spat with Harvard, but Carver says other institutions are fearful. This isn't the first time that international students have been a target of the administration. Earlier this semester, the government revoked hundreds of student visas, but then reversed that decision.

You know, more than a million international students study at U.S. colleges and universities. And Carver says international student applications are way down. And he says it's likely because students are looking at Europe, Asia, and Canada for college. And that could ultimately have a big impact on the U.S. economy.