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2 students, 5 recent grads from Carnegie Mellon University have visas revoked

The federal government revoked visas of two current CMU students last week.
The Trump administration targeted students involved with pro-Palestinian activism or speech.
CMU officials offered support, including legal resources, to the impacted students.
Provost Garrett and Dean Casalegno stated the incidents raise community concerns.
Terminating residency status with little notice leaves students vulnerable to deportation.

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Trump admin revokes visas of some international students at Pitt, Carnegie Mellon, Penn State

International students and recent graduates at the University of Pittsburgh and Carnegie Mellon have seen their visas revoked by the federal government.

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2 students, 5 recent grads from Carnegie Mellon University have visas revoked

The federal government has revoked the visas of two current Carnegie Mellon University students and five recent graduates.

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Carnegie Mellon: Student visas for 2 students, 5 recent graduates revoked

"These incidents understandably raise wider concerns for many in our community, and we take seriously our continued responsibility to ensure that our community is equipped with the information they need to navigate these uncertain times."

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Trump administration revokes CMU student visas

The Trump Administration revoked the visas of two current Carnegie Mellon University students and five recent graduate students. According to an email from CMU Provost James H. Garrett Jr. and Dean of Students Gina Casalegno shared with the CMU community Monday afternoon, the University learned of the revoked visas late last week. The email did not state why the visas were revoked. “These incidents understandably raise wider concerns for many in…

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Wingen to Retire After 35 Seasons as Head Men’s Basketball Coach at D3 Carnegie Melon

Carnegie Mellon University’s long-time head men’s basketball coach Tony Wingen has announced his retirement, effective June 30, 2025, after 35 seasons at the helm of the Tartan program. Wingen, who joined the university in 1990, retires as the winningest coach in Carnegie Mellon history, with 390 career victories. Under his leadership, the Tartans made three NCAA Tournament appearances (2006, 2009, 2024), captured the University Athletic Associa…

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