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Our international news coverage from the world of higher education answers your questions, like:

  • What are the latest international education policies?
  • How are colleges serving and recruiting international students?
  • Where are incoming international students coming from?
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Geopolitical Casualties
Winning a Fulbright Was a High Honor for Russians. Now It Could Jeopardize Scholars Who Go Home.
By Karin Fischer April 29, 2024
Some fellowship recipients find themselves in limbo after Moscow levels accusations at academic exchange.
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At Home Abroad
Oh, the Places They Went: Where More Than 5 Million American Students Went on Study Abroad This Century
By Audrey Williams June March 29, 2024
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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Emerging Markets in Overseas Recruitment
UPCOMING: April 23, 2024 | 2 p.m. ET. Many colleges are seeking to recruit beyond popular nations like India and China. Join us for a forum on international recruiting. With Support From Keystone Education Group. Register here.
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'Déjà vu' Discomfort
International Educators Brace for a Potential Trump Victory
By Karin Fischer March 11, 2024
Many colleges’ bottom lines are at stake — but even campaign rhetoric may scare away foreign students.
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What’s Next for Holistic Admissions
ON DEMAND: Some colleges are shifting to holistic reviews, amid doubts about standardized tests and a ban on race-conscious admissions. A panel of experts discussed such reviews and campus diversity. With Support From Acuity Insights. Watch on demand.
The Michael C. Carlos Museum is seen in Atlanta, Ga. on Friday, August 4, 2023.There is a concern that many of the museum’s acquisitions are of questionable provenance and may have been looted.
'Stolen Objects'
Emory U. Is Returning 3 Allegedly Looted Antiquities to Greece
By Stephanie M. Lee January 22, 2024
The Michael C. Carlos Museum is repatriating two statues and a coffin following a Chronicle investigation that raised questions about the acquisitions.
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Left in Limbo
Russia Blacklisted a Prominent University. Its Russian Students and Staff Now Risk Arrest.
By Karin Fischer January 11, 2024
They say the liberal-arts institution, which has a reputation for standing up to authoritarian governments, has done little to support them.
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Raising Your International Profile
ON DEMAND: With overseas students often focused on prestige and rankings. Join our panel of experts for a virtual forum on how smaller or niche institutions draw international students. With Support From Keystone Education Group. Watch on demand.
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Confronting Harassment
Ways to Help Vulnerable Foreign Students Know Their Title IX Rights
By Katherine Mangan December 5, 2023
A $20-million lawsuit that was filed against the Nevada System of Higher Education highlights foreign students’ vulnerability to sexual abuse.
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Dueling Complaints
She Accuses Her Former Adviser of ‘Sex Slavery.’ He Says She Consented.
By Katherine Mangan December 1, 2023
Now Feifei Fan and Yanyao Jiang work in the same department, and their tangled case is headed for a Title IX showdown.
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