- + Millions have had student loans canceled under Biden, despite collapse of his forgiveness plan —WASHINGTON — Despite failing to deliver his promise for broad student loan forgiveness, President Joe Biden has now overseen the cancellation of stud...
- + Startup aims to help international students with US life—Think of it as one-stop shopping for all things American, aimed at international students. According to an article in Washington Square News, New Yo...
- + College tuition has fallen significantly at many US schools, research finds—boston — The cost of college keeps spiraling ever higher, right? Not necessarily. New research indicates students are paying significantly less to ...
- + As regional schools struggle to survive, AI could provide hope —Declining enrollments are causing problems for some smaller, regional colleges struggling to survive. But schools that embrace artificial intellige...
- + Universities move away from DEI initiatives—Diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives have fallen out of favor in higher education recruiting and hiring in recent years, but even more colleges...
- + ‘College Deserts’ leave many communities without higher education options —“College Deserts” – areas where high schools are located more than 30 miles away from the nearest community college – leave large groups of people una...
- + Analysts say rate of college closures likely to increase —If current trends continue, the rate of college closures is expected to increase, according to a new study reported in Forbes. Closures are more li...
- + Judge upholds racial considerations in US Naval Academy admissions —Although the U.S. Supreme Court last year decided that civilian colleges and universities could not consider race or ethnicity in admissions, a judge ...
- + Harvard recommends gap year as a strategic move —While some students and parents see the gap year as a waste of time, others see the break in academic studies as valuable for developing maturity, ear...
- + Student dilemma: Financial aid applications can expose undocumented parents—Many students in the U.S. rely on financial aid to attend colleges and universities, but as Julia Barajas reports in LAist.com, the Free Application f...
- + FDA: College students using ‘honey packets’ to enhance sex put themselves at risk —With TikTok videos promoting “honey packets,” the supplements marketed as sexual enhancements have become popular on college campuses. But as Char...
- + Some universities encourage Chinese students to return before inauguration—&#c2;&#a0;Some colleges and universities are encouraging international students to return to the United States &#e2;P] or stay in ...
- + Seven charged in social media drug ring at Rutgers University —An undercover narcotics investigation at Rutgers University in New Jersey led to the arrest of seven people, NBC News reported. Investigators say t...
- + Seven charged in social media drug ring at Rutgers University&#c2;&#a0;—An undercover narcotics investigation at Rutgers University in New Jersey led to the arrest of seven people, NBC News reported.&#c2; Investigato...
- + Mentors can be valuable aid for international students —Mentors can be a key asset for college and university students, particularly when the student comes from a foreign country. This article from U.S. N...
- + Tips for international students battling homesickness—Homesickness can be common among college students. Here, an article from the student newspaper at Southern New Hampshire University tells internatio...
- + International students help create, support US jobs, research finds—An article from The PIE, which focuses on the international education sector, takes a look at the effect international students have on the U.S. econo...
- + India tops China in sending students to the US, experts say—Indians have surpassed Chinese as the largest international student group in the U.S., experts say. It's the first time it's happened since 2009, NB...
- + Record 1.1 million international students in US, report finds—The U.S. has set a new record for international students, hosting more than 1.1 million students during the 2023-24 academic year, a new report says. ...
- + Nigeria ranks No. 1 among African countries sending students to US—Nairametrics, an African news website, says that Nigeria has become the No. 1 African country sending students to the U.S.; worldwide, it's No. 7. R...
- + International students face barriers in applying to Princeton, students say—International students face special challenges in applying to Princeton University, a story in The Daily Princetonian, the campus newspaper, says. T...
- + International students at Amherst ponder visa concerns in Trump administration—International students at Amherst College talk about Donald Trump's upcoming U.S. presidency and what it might mean for them in this story from the st...
- + Several students charged in hazing case at University of Alabama —Several students were accused in a reported fraternity hazing incident at the University of Alabama in which a pledge said he was shoved, stepped on a...
- + San Diego school requires course in climate change —If you want an undergraduate degree from the University of California, San Diego, you’re going to have to take a course in climate change. The req...
- + San Diego school requires course in climate change&#c2;&#a0;—If you want an undergraduate degree from the University of California, San Diego, you&#e2;Pcre going to have to take a course in climate c...
- + ‘Study away’ programs in the US can provide enrichment opportunities —While studying abroad can expose students to new cultures and experiences, researchers are finding that domestic ‘study away’ programs can be helpful ...
- + &#e2;PbStudy away&#e2;Pc programs in the US can provide enrichment opportunities&#c2;&#a0;—While studying abroad can expose students to new cultures and experiences, researchers are finding that domestic &#e2;Pbstudy away&#e2...
- + Fewer students disclose race in applications to top colleges —FAfter the Supreme Court’s decision to end affirmative action in college admissions last year, fewer students are disclosing their race or ethnicity i...
- + Fewer students disclose race in applications to top colleges&#c2;&#a0;—FAfter the Supreme Court&#e2;Pcs decision to end affirmative action in college admissions last year, fewer students are disclosing their r...
- + Overall college enrollment is up, first-year enrollment down&#c2;&#a0;—For the second year since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, college enrollment has climbed in the United States.&#c2; But the National Stu...
- + Overall college enrollment is up, first-year enrollment down —For the second year since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, college enrollment has climbed in the United States. But the National Student Cle...
- + South African universities embrace AI, seeing it as equalizing tool—The rise of AI tools like ChatGPT has sparked debate in higher education, raising questions about ethics and integrity in teaching, learning and knowl...
- + International students may be able to get jobs at school&#c2;&#a0;—International students studying in the United States may be able to work on campus.&#c2; Jobs can include working in libraries, labs, food servi...
- + International students may be able to get jobs at school —International students studying in the United States may be able to work on campus. Jobs can include working in libraries, labs, food service and d...
- + Report says college rankings have the potential to mislead—Each year, prominent lists of college and university rankings are compiled and released to the public, but a report conducted by NORC at the Universit...
- + College athletes push for voter turnout while largely avoiding controversy as election nears—Lily Meskers faced an unexpected choice in the lead-up to the first major election she can vote in. The 19-year-old University of Montana sprinter w...
- + Bloomberg Philanthropies says investment in low-income students fell short&#c2;&#a0;—More than $140 million from billionaire Michael Bloomberg&#e2;Pcs charitable programs have been spent getting talented low-income students...
- + Bloomberg Philanthropies says investment in low-income students fell short —More than $140 million from billionaire Michael Bloomberg’s charitable programs have been spent getting talented low-income students into top colleges...
- + Music students find community through 'international chat' program—State University of New York at Fredonia is trying a new method to help international music students feel at home. A professor at the school hosts i...
- + Portland State U has tough time enrolling international students—Portland State university has a problem with its international student enrollment, and it wants to find out why. The school says it's found potentia...
- + Student from Bangladesh pursues academic passions at Mississippi school —Shihab Hossain Saran, a student from Bangladesh studying at the University of Southern Mississippi, is studying marine science with an emphasis on phy...
- + International students reflect on life at Rutgers U.—International students at Rutgers University in Newark, New Jersey, talk about their experiences and their goals in a story in The Daily Targum, the s...
- + For international student, MBA is just the start—Vui Nguyễn, a Vietnamese student working toward an MBA at Cal State Fullerton, talks about her journey and her goals in an interview with CSUF News. (...
- + New US campus protest rules spur outcry from college faculty—Dissent is thriving this fall at American colleges, and not just among student activists. With student protests limited by new restrictions, faculty h...
- + Miami U. student's fieldwork aids US officials in Serbia—An international student at Miami University in Ohio is helping the Serbian government and the U.S. Embassy through her research. Anastasija Mladeno...
- + Uncovering hidden costs for international students on campus—International students can face hidden costs once they arrive on campus. U.S. News & World Report breaks down some of them in this article. [Cate...
- + International students make their way at Marist College—The Marist Circle, the student newspaper at Marist College in New York, has a piece about the special joys and challenges of being an international st...
- + International student: Finding community made campus feel like home—Yosibel Cabrera, a student from Nicaragua studying at the University of Notre Dame, says that finding community is the key to thriving on a U.S. campu...
- + Working on campus as an international student requires planning—U.S. News & World Report takes a look at the ins and outs of campus jobs for international students. Read the full story here. (September 202...
- + Can campus protests get international students deported?—Inside Higher Ed takes a look at the issue of international students protesting on U.S. campuses. Specifically, can it lead to students being deported...
- + Want to work in the US as an international student? Know the rules —The Economic Times of India outlines the rules for working in the U.S. as an international student. "[N]avigating the complex regulations and visa res...
- + Columbia U. news site offers tips for international students—Bwog, a student-run campus news site at Columbia University, has a guide for international students spending their first semester in the U.S. Among ...
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