A new Edelman Trust Barometer report, Brands Amidst Crisis, finds that the pandemic has shifted what consumers value and that this is affecting their response to brands. […]

November 2020 – Drew University continued its steady climb in its international enrollment efforts, ranking 6th in the nation in the Institute of International Education’s 2020 […]

Eight community colleges in east Texas are receiving funding to scale their pathways programs. The recognition came from the Texas Success Center, which operates out of the Texas […]

For Joanne Liu, a Dartmouth College student from Hong Kong, the election of Joe Biden means she and her fellow international students can feel safer. “I’m […]

International students in the U.S. whose studies and immigration status have undergone changes during President Donald Trump’s administration say they hope their stays will stabilize with […]

Educators and student recruitment specialists have warned that a rule limiting the use of H-1B visas in the US proposed by the Trump administration would drive prospective […]

Brooke McArdle, a senior at Marquette University, is facing a disciplinary hearing Thursday. Two weeks ago, McArdle helped lead a sit-in where dozens of students protested the […]

Despite the impact of Covid-19 on study abroad numbers, the UK government target of attracting 600,000 international students by 2030 is still “completely achievable”, according to the Home […]

Students looking to return to study destinations in time for the spring semester may struggle to find flights as capacity remains low due to social distancing […]

The majority of African students studying abroad are choosing China as their destination.  This information is in a report by Development Reimagined, an international consultancy based in China. […]

President Trump signs an executive order, in 2017, tightening rules on technology companies seeking to bring highly skilled foreign workers to the U.S. The U.S. Department […]

Mindy Trieu sometimes feels the loneliness most acutely when she talks with her family back in Vietnam. Everyone is together, while she is “stuck in the […]

Dive Brief:  Two- and four-year colleges can use several tactics to help grow their spring enrollment, higher education experts say.  Community colleges should increase marketing and […]

U.S. colleges are seeing sharp declines in enrollment of new students this semester in another sign of the economic toll that Covid-19 is having on higher […]

Four weeks before the election, the Trump administration has announced stricter rules for the H-1B visa program, which U.S. companies have long valued. WASHINGTON — The […]

Malaysia’s universities were scheduled to fully reopen on 2 October. On that same day, and in the face of rapidly rising COVID counts, the Ministry of […]

The Justice Department filed a lawsuit Thursday against Yale University, alleging the school violated federal civil-rights law by discriminating against Asian-American and white applicants in undergraduate […]

A Maine-based philanthropic fund has donated $100 million to the new Portland campus of Northeastern University to attract and retain talent in the state and target […]

Short on time? Here are the highlights: A recent survey of Indian and Nepali secondary school students finds a significant percentage (three in ten) planning to […]

Canada is letting international students return to its universities, giving institutions a much-craved financial jolt even as coronavirus rates rise nationally and most tuition remains online. […]

Scott Sheridan didn’t expect his 23 years of teaching at Illinois Wesleyan University to end like this. Though fewer students are pursuing degrees in his areas […]

Police in Vietnam arrested a Ho Chi Minh City university professor on Wednesday on charges of slandering a local Communist Party official by accusing him of […]

Education agencies whose business models depend on profit from commissions are under pressure, while stakeholders have indicated businesses may merge or collaborate more closely in the […]

House Democrats on Tuesday are marking up and debating a bill that would amend the U.S. bankruptcy code to permit student loans to be easily discharged in bankruptcy. […]

La Salle University announced Tuesday it is cutting seven sports at the end of the academic year, with 130 current students being impacted by the cuts. […]

Several universities are being investigated over concerns they are failing to provide a good quality education due to Covid-19, it emerged on Monday, as vice-chancellors were […]

The scandal involving admissions at the University of California has gotten worse since Tuesday, when the state auditor released a report that was harshly critical of UC — […]

Loyola’s Associate Director of Admission Marcus Mason accused the university’s admissions office of a “toxic atmosphere” and “inequitable and exclusionary treatment of staff” in his resignation letter Aug. […]

University students in England could be confined to their halls of residence and barred from going to their family homes in the event of local coronavirus […]

Chittawan Boonsitanon started junior year at Michigan State University last week from his home in Bangkok, 8,500 miles and half a world away. Boonsitanon said many […]

Dive Brief: As colleges look ahead to the spring term, several are announcing they intend to cancel spring break.  The decisions continue a trend of institutions […]

U.S. News & World Report ‘s Best Regional Universities rankings for 2021 places Mount St. Mary’s University third among Maryland’s 10 ranked public and private regional […]

More than 130 students living on campus at Denver’s Regis University are being directed to quarantine for two weeks following an uptick in COVID-19 cases, the […]

From today, people face fines of up to £3,200 if they do not abide by the new measure which aims to curb a rise in COVID-19 […]

Introduction This guidance applies nationally, but you should follow local public health guidance if restrictions are in place in your area. This guidance builds on the […]

The US government has confirmed that it revoked the visas of more than 1,000 Chinese nationals – including students and researchers – citing concerns over possible […]

About 20 percent of colleges plan to open exclusively or primarily in person, according to a tracker from Davidson College in North Carolina. Frightened students quarantined […]

In an early glimpse of the coronavirus pandemic’s effect on college enrollment, some Illinois universities are seeing declines in international students and freshman class sizes but […]

Gettysburg College announced Friday it is sending a majority of its students home and moving fall semester classes to remote learning after a rise in COVID-19 cases on […]

NEW ORLEANS – Here’s a running list of schools, colleges, universities, and government offices closed due to Tropical Storm Laura and Hurricane Marco:Tracking the Tropics: Tropical Storm […]

It’s been a tough few years for intensive English programs. Since a 2015 high, the number of students who come to the U.S. for English-language instruction has […]

Consular sections across India are now accepting drop box applications for renewals of all nonimmigrant visa categories at Visa Application Centers across India. Please visit our […]

Researchers at SLU’s Center for Vaccine Development Will Recruit Participants for Moderna Vaccine Study  As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to take a toll on millions worldwide, […]

On Friday night, Stephanie Swegle and her roommate participated in a near-sacred activity for University of Notre Dame students: They watched the movie “Rudy.” The first-year […]

(Reuters) – Many U.S. universities are revamping campuses to resume in-person classes despite COVID-19, requiring students to be tested, wear masks and socially distance, but some […]

In March the trustees of MacMurray College, in Illinois, made the difficult decision to close the 174-year-old institution at the end of the semester. The college […]

As New Jersey schools forge plans to return students to classrooms in the fall, Bergen Community College announced it will move most of its fall classes […]

The Ivy League on Wednesday became the first Division I conference to postpone football and other sports until at least the start of 2021, setting the […]

Justin Bgoni, chief executive of the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange, received an unexpected call from a colleague last month: The government had decided to shut down the […]

After her son John was admitted to Amherst College last December, Michelle Fitzhenry thought dropping him off to start his freshman year would be a family […]