How Travel Bans, Coronavirus Could Affect International Graduate Enrollment
New international graduate enrollment data shows a positive trend. But education agents in…
How American Colleges Are Responding to Coronavirus
From a prominent researcher’s arrest to a revised travel ban, it was a big week in international education.
In One City, A Microcosm of Our Higher Ed Issues
To learn what obstacles loom largest, and how individual lives are affected, zoom in to a city. We’ll be listening in New Orleans.
How China’s Government Can Suppress Student Speech Abroad
What does China’s arrest of a student for what he posted while in the U.S. say about the government’s reach on American campuses?
What Colleges Don’t Get About the Public
Colleges are trying to prove their value through studies, but the American public is losing faith. What do higher ed administrators think colleges should do to bridge the divide?
What Do We Mean by Higher Education?
The Love Boat. Walmart. The electric company. They tied together a week of engaging conversations.
The Visa System’s Accreditation Problem
Should an accrediting agency take part in a student-visa sting?
Do Liberal Arts Colleges Pay Off? Is That Even the Right Question?
A new study highlights the value of the liberal arts, but is that best measured by dollars and cents?
The Future of International Enrollments
What are the potential bright spots?
What the Future Holds for Higher Ed
The predictions are in for 2020 and beyond: College closures. Admissions scrutiny. Big Brother U.
3 Things to Watch for in 2020 and Beyond
It’s a year that has long been used as a marker of “the future.” What’s next?