Melania Trump reveals how Barron has settled into life at NYU after professors sign critical letter against Donald

Former first lady Melania Trump has provided an update on how her and Donald’s child Barron is doing during his first semester of college at New York University.

“He is doing great,” Melania said during an appearance on Fox News’s The Five on Tuesday. “He loves his classes and professors. He is doing well. He is striving and enjoying to be in New York City again.”

Barron, 18, started classes at NYU’s Stern School of Business in September.

He may be enjoying his time at NYU so far, but some of the faculty there feel anything but positive about his famous father.

In fact, one of Barron’s first visits on campus was to the office of the business school’s interim dean, JP Eggers, who was among 20 Stern educators who signed a 2020 open letter warning a Trump presidency was a “threat” that would harm business in America.

The letter accused Trump of being someone who “denigrates science, peddles in lies, incites violence, attempts to delegitimize the press, politicizes everything from the justice department to the CDC to the postal service, and seeks to undermine the integrity of American elections.”

Barron, who has mostly been in school while his more famous older siblings served as Trump officials and campaign surrogates, has been making headlines in recent months for a variety of reasons.

Melania’s recently released memoir, for instance, describes decorating Barron’s bedroom in the White House. She also describes being “appalled by such cruelty” about mean-spirited jokes accusing her son of being autistic.

In an interview on Fox News that aired on Monday, Donald described how his son learned about the failed assassination attempt in Pennsylvania.

“Barron was playing tennis with his friends, and somebody walked over and — ran