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
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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?
Do Teens Think College Will Be Worth It?
A survey offers a view into what young people think about college.
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.
Helping More Than Just Star Students
A university well-known for helping high-achieving minority students earn science, math, and engineering degrees is testing support for a broader range of students.
Warnings about China’s Influence on Campus Can Unfairly Tar Chinese Students
There’s not enough nuance in discussions about Chinese students and a tendency to see them as a monolith.
What Do College Athletes Really Think?
On their way out the door, here’s what student-athletes say about their experience.
How Higher Ed Found Itself in the ‘Vortex of Politics’
Geopolitics are pervading college campuses like never before. Is that a bad thing?
Some College, No Degree. Now What?
About one in six U.S. adults went to college and left before earning a credential. New data details the paths they take and what might be able to help them finish.