Harvard Stands in Solidarity: Faculty and Students Protest Student Visa Ban

Harvard Community Rallies for International Students Amidst Visa Suspension Cambridge, MA – On May 27, 2025, Harvard University's campus became the site of a passionate demonstration. Students and faculty united to express their deep concern over the Trump administration's recent decision to halt new student visa interviews for international students. The decision, announced earlier this month, has cast a shadow of uncertainty over the futures of many international students hoping to study at American universities. The rally, filled with signs and chants, underscored the anxieties felt by the Harvard community. One student, interviewed on camera, stated, "If we show enough resistance, then he is going to fold. That's how Trump works." This sentiment was echoed by many others, highlighting the sense of urgency and defiance amongst the protesters. A faculty member added, "These policies will do nothing to combat this age-old hatred. We will not stand for this. Not the Harvard community and not the Jewish community." This quote underscores the rally's broader message of inclusivity and opposition to discriminatory policies. The event served as a powerful symbol of solidarity with international students and a call for the administration to reconsider its decision. The demonstration's success in capturing widespread attention is a testament to the strength and resilience of the Harvard community.