Fears about safety are a major concern for international students and parents
When international students die violently in the United States, the reverberations are global.
For International Students, How Does Assault on Capitol Shape Perceptions?
The world watched the riots at the U.S. Capitol. Could they be a setback for American higher education's efforts to change global perceptions?
Brexit’s impact on study abroad, plus a look ahead at 2021
Instead of continuing to take part in the EU’s signature academic-exchange program, the UK will start its own.
International students will be able to keep the flexibility to learn remotely
By extending emergency pandemic guidance through the spring, the government resolves one source of uncertainty.
Why do so many international-student policies end up in courts?
A trio of legal cases went higher education’s way. But the fact that they’re in the courts creates instability and uncertainty.
How openness to international students could help Biden send a strong signal
A commitment to welcoming students could reposition the country as a confident global leader.
A Global Challenge: How Other Countries Are Managing International Students
How other countries grapple with Covid and international ed. Plus, new student-visa data bring this fall’s enrollment picture into sharper focus.
New International Enrollment Data Should Worry College Towns, Too
The amount international students contributed to the American economy shrank by more than 4 percent in 2019, the first decline since this data has been calculated.
What Biden Will Mean for International Students
Four years under Donald Trump has been dispiriting for international students. Here's what Biden has said, and what he's up against.
No Vote, but a Voice
The policy debates of the Trump administration have motivated International students to become more active in the election.