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Colorado State University has confirmed that six international students have had their visas revoked and that some have already left the country. Vice Provost for International Affairs Kathleen Fairfax confirmed the number at the April 1 Faculty Council meeting. The same information was also confirmed by Tiana Kennedy, the associate vice president for communications at CSU and the head of communications for the CSU System. Michelle Stanley, interim vice provost for undergraduate affairs, gave further updates on the students impacted, stating that “they’re safe,” and one student has not left yet. “We brought them, we escorted them to the airport, and we got them through security,” Stanley said. “… This is very new for us, and we’re learning and we’re reacting and we’re planning.” Read the full breaking news story on The Collegian website, linked in our bio. Written by aubreem07 Photo by cadenpru #breakingnews #InternationalStudents #collegianlivecoverage #collegiannews #fortcoll...
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