The fees paid by international students — and the colleges that host them — to the U.S. government may increase soon. The U.S. Department of Homeland […]
We’re heading into the summer discovery season. One rarely hears this word associated with travel anymore. The great geographical, geological, scientific discoveries have all been made, […]
China has kept the UK as the world’s second-most popular spot for international students as host to its largest overseas market – but as the nation realises its […]
Key stakeholders and education groups have welcomed the UK government’s announcement that EU students attending universities in England will continue to pay the same fees as home […]
Key figures in the education community have condemned the US Supreme Court’s decision to uphold the implementation of the Trump administration’s travel ban, saying it will […]
When President Trump, days after taking office, issued an executive order barring travelers, including students, from a half-dozen predominantly Muslim countries, it was like a chain-link […]
Growing numbers of American universities are contracting with corporate entities to recruit for and help manage first-year “pathway” programs for international students who don’t meet the […]
Sweet Briar College faces another hurdle in its efforts to gain firm financial footing — a warning from its accreditor — but college officials stress that […]