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The Review | EssayThe Rise of China’s Universities
No nation has a more successful record of promoting talent to serve state and society. -
Campus Safety
When Dating Violence Is a Taboo Topic
Colleges struggle to make sexual-assault education culturally relevant. -
Global Education
Covid-19 Disrupted International Education, but Colleges Remain Hopeful About Global Engagement
A new report shows that a slide in American higher ed’s international outreach predates the pandemic. -
International Enrollments
Number of New Chinese Students at U.S. Colleges Plummeted This Fall, Visa Data Show
But student-visa issuances over all held steady, thanks to an explosion in interest from India. -
Race on Campus
What France Can Teach Us About Race-Neutral Admissions
In a country where race-conscious admissions are banned, proxies like socioeconomic status have their limits. -
DATA
How the Pandemic Hammered a Key U.S. Export: Education
A key measure of the economic activity generated by services to international students has shown a significant fall-off, federal data show. -
Diversifying the International Pipeline
ON DEMAND: A panel of experts shares how colleges can rethink their international recruiting strategies as they confront their overreliance on prospective students from China. With Support From ETS TOEFL. Watch on demand. -
Global
Why One College Took the Unusual Step of Offering Need-Blind Admission to Foreign Students
Bowdoin College will join just a half-dozen other American institutions with comprehensive aid programs regardless of citizenship. -
International Students
After the Pandemic’s Dark Days, the Outlook for International Enrollments May Be Brightening
Two-thirds of colleges surveyed are reporting an increase in overseas applicants for the fall. -
The College-to-Career Connection
A Passport to Work
Those students you’re recruiting from overseas? They’re not always seeing their investment pay off.
