BOSTON—Brown University is warning international students and staff members not to travel outside the country after one of its professors with a work visa was deported after a trip to Lebanon.

One week before spring break, Brown advised international community members, including visa holders and permanent residents, to postpone international travel in a campus-wide email sent on Sunday.

Brown University advises international students and staff to postpone travel outside the U.S. due to potential changes in travel restrictions. The advisory comes after a Brown Medicine doctor was ...

PROVIDENCE, R.I. (WPRI) — In light of recent immigration and federal deportation actions, both Brown University and the Rhode Island School of Design (RISD) are advising international students ...

Brown’s spring break begins on March 22, when many students are expected to travel. Carey said it is unclear whether there may be implications for international students, staff, and scholars ...

PROVIDENCE, R.I. (WJAR) — Brown University is advising against international travel for its campus community. The message came in a campus-wide email. The alert is going out one week before ...

Ivy League institute Brown University has asked its international community to reconsider their foreign travel plans after Dr Rasha Alawieh was denied reentry to the country after her phone was ...

staff and faculty who hold green cards or visas should not travel internationally. In an email sent Sunday, Brown Executive Vice President for Planning and Policy Russell C. Carey, told the campus ...