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Facing lawsuits from hundreds of students, the Trump Administration said it will restore – at least for now – the student records of many international students around the country whose visas it revoked.

In February, the Trump Administration announced that the National Institutes of Health will cap indirect cost payments for research grants at 15 percent. Some federal grants have stopped entirely.

With national projections showing that employers are hiring fewer seniors from the class of 2025, some students are adjusting their plans or don’t have a clear next step.

Property revaluations have increased significantly for many Durham and Orange county residents. They worry their tax bills will increase too.

Some Jewish community members, even some who opposed the pro-Palestinian protests on the UNC campus, say politics is driving the revocation of international student visas.

At least one of the six students with revoked visas is from South Sudan. The notice that one student received states their visa was terminated because they were identified in a criminal records check.