In a move stirring conversation across campuses and social media, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security recently revoked the accreditation of Harvard University's Student and Exchange Visiting Scholar Program. This action bars Harvard from admitting new international students and requires current participants to transfer. 🔍
The decision, linked to policies initiated during Trump's administration, has ignited debate on academic freedom and national security. Notably, restrictions have affected Chinese students, with measures citing ideological criteria and security concerns.
Across South and Southeast Asia, young professionals and students are watching these developments closely, as international education remains a vital bridge to global opportunities and cultural exchange. Do you see this as a necessary security measure or a setback for academic diversity? Share your thoughts and join the conversation!
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