Following confirmation that at least 16 international students at Colorado State University have had their visas revoked, some have expressed concern about a lack of response and support from the university. CSU has around 2,500 international students and scholars, according to the catalog website. The revocations allegedly began in late March and were discussed during April’s faculty council meeting. Some staff and faculty expressed concerns at the meeting, and at the time, it was confirmed that six students had their visas revoked by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security. The number has since risen to 16, as confirmed by University Marketing and Communications. Visa revocations have been reported around the country since late March, both at public and private universities. The 18 schools that comprise the Big 10 athletic conference recently announced their mutual compact to stand up to the Trump administration, and other colleges in the state of Colorado have also seen student v...