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?
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.
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.
How Higher Ed Found Itself in the ‘Vortex of Politics’
Geopolitics are pervading college campuses like never before. Is that a bad thing?