Sangay Mishra
@sangaymishra.bsky.social
Associate Professor, Political Science, Drew University.
Interested in Race, Immigration, Asian and South Asian American Identity and Politics, and Diaspora!
Author:Desis Divided:The Political Lives of South Asian Americans (Univ.of Minnesota Press 2016)
Interested in Race, Immigration, Asian and South Asian American Identity and Politics, and Diaspora!
Author:Desis Divided:The Political Lives of South Asian Americans (Univ.of Minnesota Press 2016)
Harvard will no longer have access to the SEVIS system that is controlled by the Department of Homeland Security. Universities can't host international students without access to the SEVIS system.
May 23, 2025 at 2:12 AM
Harvard will no longer have access to the SEVIS system that is controlled by the Department of Homeland Security. Universities can't host international students without access to the SEVIS system.
Current international students at Harvard need to transfer to other institutions or leave the country. Their visas are going to be valid even after this order is implemented; it is Harvard's ability to enroll them as students that is rescinded as per this order.
May 23, 2025 at 2:09 AM
Current international students at Harvard need to transfer to other institutions or leave the country. Their visas are going to be valid even after this order is implemented; it is Harvard's ability to enroll them as students that is rescinded as per this order.
Among other things, the Trump administration was asking Harvard to share information about any illegal activity by international students-basically asking for pro-Palestine activities among international students. Harvard refused to share that.
May 22, 2025 at 10:31 PM
Among other things, the Trump administration was asking Harvard to share information about any illegal activity by international students-basically asking for pro-Palestine activities among international students. Harvard refused to share that.
Reposted by Sangay Mishra
As I argue in the review, this is an urgent and evocative book and I am glad I was able to sit and think with it. This is also a major first for me & for that all thanks to the patient editors of this issue @sangaymishra.bsky.social & Jinee Lokaneeta.
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May 10, 2025 at 6:25 PM
As I argue in the review, this is an urgent and evocative book and I am glad I was able to sit and think with it. This is also a major first for me & for that all thanks to the patient editors of this issue @sangaymishra.bsky.social & Jinee Lokaneeta.
Please DM me if you need help with access🌸
Please DM me if you need help with access🌸
