Short on time? Here are the highlights: There are reports of dramatic increases in US web traffic to Canadian university websites A number of Canadian institutions […]

A “hard Brexit” would be the “biggest disaster” to have hit the UK’s universities for many years, a university head told MPs. A “hard Brexit” would […]

The US Department of Education has withdrawn its recognition of the Accrediting Council for Independent Colleges and Schools, which it estimates will affect some 16,000 international […]

If we’ve learned anything from last year it’s to always expect the unexpected. Still, here’s our best bet on what will shape international education in 2017. […]

A southwest state in Germany has announced plans to reintroduce tuition fees for international students from next year, in an attempt to fill a funding gap. […]

The number of foreign students in American schools has been surging over the past decade, and numbers are up again, according to data from the US […]

Assembly Speaker Robin Vos and Senate Majority Leader Scott Fitzgerald on Tuesday outlined their priorities for the upcoming 2017-18 session, agreeing to consider toll roads to […]

If the plan passes the Legislature, by 2020 it would cover students whose families earn $125,000 or less annually. ALBANY, N.Y. — New York’s Democratic governor […]

The drive for tuition-free public college experienced a rebirth Tuesday, rising from the ashes of the 2016 presidential election to re-emerge at the state level. New […]

View compensation data on chief executives at public and private nonprofit colleges in the United States as far back as 2008. Newly updated with private-college compensation data […]

High School Graduate Plateau A decade-long stagnation in the number of U.S. high school graduates is setting in, and the number of students receiving diplomas in […]

New Oriental, China’s biggest private educator, is accused of fraud. Thanks to two U.S. consultants, it also has access to top college admissions officers. SHANGHAI/SHELTER ISLAND, […]