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Dueling Complaints
She Accuses Her Former Adviser of ‘Sex Slavery.’ He Says She Consented.
Now Feifei Fan and Yanyao Jiang work in the same department, and their tangled case is headed for a Title IX showdown. -
The Review | Essay
Learning While Female in Kabul
How educators around the world keep hope alive in a hopeless place. -
A Drop in Number
It’s a Bleak Climate for Foreign Languages as Enrollments Tumble
All but three of the 15 most commonly studied foreign languages experienced enrollment declines. -
The Review | Opinion
The Dangers of Donor Revolt
The Israel-Hamas war has empowered higher-ed benefactors. That’s distressing. -
Welcome Back
International Students Surge Back to U.S. Campuses
The number of foreign graduate students at American colleges hits an all-time high. -
'Unprecedented'
In an ‘Extraordinarily Unusual’ Letter, Israel’s President Urges College Leaders to Fight Antisemitism
Isaac Herzog has called on American college leaders to exercise “moral leadership” and to condemn Hamas “publicly and unequivocally.” -
Conflict and Chaos
The Israel-Hamas War Is Escalating. Colleges Are Caught in the Middle.
They’re being told by advocates, alumni, donors, faculty, and students to denounce, support, and shut up about the roiling protests over the conflict. -
Campus Speech
To Speak at This University, You Must Agree Not to Boycott Israel
Arkansas public colleges are subject to a state law that targets the Boycott, Divest, and Sanctions movement. Similar laws exist elsewhere, but few affect colleges. -
International-Student Recruitment Trends
ON DEMAND: As global student trends shift and recruiting in China falls, colleges must consider alternative targets. Join us to explore the latest data on international recruiting. With Support From World Education Services. Watch on demand. -
Strife in the Middle East
How Should College Presidents Speak About the Unspeakable?
Some have struggled to find the right words on the Israel-Hamas conflict. Others have opted not to speak at all.