International
International news coverage from the world of higher education.
'Stolen Objects'
The Michael C. Carlos Museum is repatriating two statues and a coffin following a Chronicle investigation that raised questions about the acquisitions.
Left in Limbo
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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Confronting Harassment
A $20-million lawsuit that was filed against the Nevada System of Higher Education highlights foreign students’ vulnerability to sexual abuse.
Dueling Complaints
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
How educators around the world keep hope alive in a hopeless place.
A Drop in Number
All but three of the 15 most commonly studied foreign languages experienced enrollment declines.
The Review | Opinion
The Israel-Hamas war has empowered higher-ed benefactors. That’s distressing.
Welcome Back
The number of foreign graduate students at American colleges hits an all-time high.
'Unprecedented'
Isaac Herzog has called on American college leaders to exercise “moral leadership” and to condemn Hamas “publicly and unequivocally.”