Trump Expected to Restrict International Student Work Program
The clock could be ticking on OPT. What we know, and what we wish we did.
Amid Campus Closures, Majority of International Students Remained
If most current international students are still in the U.S., travel restrictions and other barriers won’t keep them from making it to campus in the fall.
Senate Republicans Push for Suspension of Work Program for International Students
GOP senators want a halt to OPT. The president seems to be thinking about it. Plus, new research links visa-refusal rates to international enrollment declines.
Potential Fall Reopening Plans Don’t Include International Students’ Needs
When college leaders push for a return to in-person class this fall, the value of the campus environment is central to their argument.
International Students Fear Potential Changes to US Immigration Policy
When it comes to visas, threats may be as potent as action.
International Enrollment Could Drop If Fall Semester Moves Online
If classes are held online in the fall semester, it could spell trouble for international enrollments
International Students Struggle to Adjust to Online Learning
International students face additional hurdles in the switch to remote learning. Plus, the coronavirus outbreak hasn’t slowed the investigation into higher ed’s China ties.
Students Avoid Traveling Home Amid Coronavirus
To keep their families safe, is staying away the best thing students can do?
One College Pushes Out International Students Amid Coronavirus
What happened when one college told international students they had to move off-campus. And a new measure of academic freedom worldwide.
Tough Choices for International Students
International students face a dilemma — stay in the U.S. or return home? And readers weigh in with their coronavirus-related student-visa questions.