The Visa System’s Accreditation Problem
Should an accrediting agency take part in a student-visa sting?
Are Decades of Progress in Sino-American Higher-ed Relations in Jeopardy?
A trip to China prompts thoughts of whether we're going backwards.
Higher Ed’s Rickety Ladder
A new series examines colleges’ role in social mobility. Instead of acting as a leveler, higher ed often reinforces economic differences.
How To Measure a University’s Global Impact
To make progress internationally, you have to track what you’re doing.
The Personal Stakes of Student Debt
About one in six American adults has student debt. If you’re one of them, we want to hear from you.
The Future for Private Recruiters of International Students
The enrollment boom is over. What will that mean for all the business that’s grown up around these students?
Do Teens Think College Will Be Worth It?
A survey offers a view into what young people think about college.
What Should We Take Away from the Case of a Phony College?
Why the case of the University of Farmington isn’t really a critique of the student-visa system
A Lesson on Combating Foreign Influence
Australian universities worked with the government to draft guidelines to deal with foreign interference. What could the U.S. learn?
What College Graduates Earn — At Least at First
Get ready to dig into the most granular data we’ve ever had about what colleges graduates earn. Plus, we introduce you to our new intern.
Are Guns the X-Factor in International Admissions?
One of the students said she felt like she was “really in America” when she went through an active-shooter drill during orientation.