The Administration Building at St. Bonaventure UniverisityPhoto courtesy of The Bona VentureBY DAVID SCIBILIA, MANAGING EDITOROn Tuesday morning, a St. Bonaventure University international student had their academic visa revoked. “The student received an email from their local embassy — the embassy where they got their visa — that their visa got revoked,” Jonathan Mascaut, the associate director of International Student Services and Study Abroad, said. While the university navigates uncertainty around individual cases, it continues to focus on the long-term growth of its international student body. We still are getting visas issued to new, incoming international students, so we’re hopefully keeping on trying to increase our international student population.”But there may be a decline in international student enrollment nationwide, said Hilmey. “If you look at past trends, we would expect there to be a national trend of a declining role in international students,” Hilmey said.