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Editor's Note: This story has been updated for accuracy. On April 10, students, faculty and staff packed Abbott Auditorium in the basement of Lovejoy Library to show their support for the art history, ...

Last week, eight international students at SIUE had their visas rescinded by the federal government. For student privacy, the reasoning has been left unexplained by the institution. “SIUE has become ...