- Cornell
- Dartmouth
- Georgetown
- Harvard
- Hopkins (forthcoming)
- Michigan State
- MIT
- Northeastern
- Northwestern
- Penn
- Princeton
- Purdue
- Stanford
- U of California
- UMich
- USC
- Yale
wm.edu/news/announcem…
nyu.edu/about/news-pub…
Please continue to tag me in new announcements/DM
"We’re going to join other Universities in suing to block this arbitrary ICE guidance, which serves no legitimate governmental purpose and penalizes our international students.."
"These students deserve to have the college experience they have worked so hard for. We will continue to do all we can to fight for national policies that support our international students"
Interestingly, it appears they will be participating in an an amicus filed by @ACEducation.
ACE represents 1,700 colleges, universities, and higher education associations
bates.edu/fall-2020/2020…
Also confirms rumor I mentioned earlier that several Big 10 schools are joining in
"Minnesota is one of a growing number of universities nationwide, including many of its Big Ten peers, that are filing amicus briefs.."
twin-cities.umn.edu/news-events/un…
"signing an amicus brief in support of the lawsuit brought by Harvard and MIT that seeks to challenge this policy. The policy serves no apparent compelling purpose.."
gettysburg.edu/offices/presid…
"While the University of Notre Dame is not immediately affected by your proposed policy...I am concerned about our government’s inhospitable, even hostile approach toward visiting students"
"I am reaching out to the MA Attorney General, encouraging her office to take legal action against this guidance... We will be signatories on any amicus briefs that align with our position"
"we have joined an amicus brief in support of Harvard and MIT’s lawsuit to block the directive.."
westerntoday.wwu.edu/news/western-s…
oag.ca.gov/news/press-rel…
Pledging "to do all we can to enable our intl students to pursue their education at Emory without disruption of their academic progress, and within a supportive and safe environment".
"a reflection of the worst in policy-making: cruel, cynical, and counterproductive"