The student experience is changing at universities after multiple diversity, equity and inclusion programs, offices and centers have been shut down. Experts say antisemitism and racism are among top concerns for students.

Despite concerns about political instability, international tensions and affordability, many international students still plan to study in the U.S.

A few university presidents, including Wesleyan’s Michael S. Roth and Mount Holyoke’s Danielle Holley, are openly challenging the Trump administration’s push against diversity programs, transgender athletes and campus protests, even as many schools settle. Most institutions have stayed silent.