International
International news coverage from the world of higher education.
'A Different Environment'
President-elect Donald J. Trump’s anti-immigrant stances and pledges have ratcheted up uncertainty and anxiety on college campuses, but experts and advocates cautioned against overreacting to the election outcome.
'Flabbergasted'
India was the powerhouse of post-pandemic foreign-student growth — until this summer.
Leadership
Robert A. Dowd announced Friday that the university will no longer consider need in the application process for domestic or international students, and will no longer offer loans.
The Review | Opinion
An Eastern European scholar says the AAUP’s new policy is a mistake.
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Ups and Downs for Labor
Contrasting outcomes at Princeton University point to the challenge of organizing student workers.
International Shifts
Foreign students are coming in droves. But there’s reason to be cautious.
Geopolitical Casualties
Some fellowship recipients find themselves in limbo after Moscow levels accusations at academic exchange.
At Home Abroad
More than 100 countries hosted at least one American student every year, but Britain, Italy, and Spain were perennial favorite destinations, according to an analysis of decades of data.
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