More international students don’t mean fewer spots for Americans at U.S. colleges
A new study counters a common misconception that international students crowd others out.
Bucking the trend, a few students have managed to study abroad
Plus, international education groups call for a moonshot on global learning.
Anti-Asian discrimination against international students has been there all along
Now, a scholar says, it’s just been “made more visible.”
Applications from students abroad are up, but what if they can’t get here?
Consular closures, visa backlogs, and travel restrictions could make it difficult for international students to get to the U.S.
Women as leaders in international ed
Plus, how nations around the globe measure up on academic freedom.
Americans’ negative views of Chinese students
More than half of Americans favor restricting Chinese students in the United States.
What the new immigration bill could change for international students
Buried in the 353-page measure are proposals to allow dual intent and extend optional practical training.
A rallying cry for reinvigorating international higher ed
The role that colleges play — in cultivating international science and through curriculum that emphasizes the challenge of working across borders — is critical, a leading public-health expert said.
How colleges can do better at supporting international student success
Colleges can't just front-end their investment by putting resources into recruitment. Students need help throughout their time on campus.
On the front lines of the China conflict
A Chinese-American researcher talks about what it’s like to be investigated by the U.S. government