Garber Calls New Student Visa Limit ‘Odd,’ Warns of Impact on Graduate Students | News | The Harvard Crimson

Harvard President Alan M. Garber ’76 called a new federal rule limiting student visas to four years “odd” on Thursday, contrasting the cutoff with the length of most graduate degree programs.

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