From the Director’s desk   Today, there has been a rapid shift in Higher Education and given the trends of Globalisation and Internationalisation, more and more […]

By Susan Svrluga For many years, the dean of the University of the District of Columbia’s law school has been fascinated by Cuba — its politics, culture […]

By Jeffrey J. Selingo Today, there are some 5,300 colleges and universities in the United States, everything from beauty schools to Harvard. Though we often refer to […]

By Eric Hoover If you understand teenagers, then — wait, does anybody really understand teenagers? No, of course not. But colleges spend a lot of time […]

By Shen Lu and Katie Hunt, CNN Story highlights More Chinese are applying to U.S. colleges; many use agents But fraud is a significant concern of […]

By Robert Weisbuch My son’s spring break from high school would occur toward the end of April, and we would take the one opportunity to head […]

Report: “2015 CGS International Graduate Admissions Survey: Preliminary Applications” Author: Jeff Allum, director of research and policy analysis Organization: Council of Graduate Schools Summary: Applications to American graduate schools are […]

By Delece Smith-Barrow The U.S. News Short List, separate from our overall rankings, is a regular series that magnifies individual data points in hopes of providing students […]

By Nick Anderson The Obama administration has abandoned a plan for the federal government to rate colleges and universities, opting instead to give consumers more tools […]