The federal government has revoked the student visas of eight students at Oklahoma State University, according to a university representative. Initially reported as six students, the number was later confirmed to be eight. The university is seeking clarification on why these visas were revoked and is providing guidance and support to the affected students.
The names and home countries of the students have not been released due to privacy laws. Two students from Oral Roberts University were also potentially affected, and the school is monitoring the situation and supporting the students.
Dr. Charles Scott from ORU mentioned they are aware of similar situations across the country and are assessing the implications for their students to ensure compliance and support.
In other news related to Oklahoma State University, the funding to the Innovation Foundation has been cut in response to audit results.
The university community is concerned about the sudden revocation of student visas and is urging the federal government to provide more information on the reasoning behind this decision. The affected students are receiving support and guidance from the university as they navigate through this challenging situation.
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