International students

While the CDC says the risk to Americans is low, college administrators are working to safeguard public health and reduce discrimination against Asian and Asian-American students.

Some U.S. colleges and universities are shifting their approach to international student recruitment, reaching out to value-conscious families and finding potential applicants in unexpected locations, near and far.

Georgetown is one of 118 colleges and universities that recently filed an amicus brief supporting temporary employment authorization for international students, a practice that would be eliminated if a challenge…

A new loan industry is targeting the financial barriers that often prevent international students from attending American colleges and universities, but high interest rates could dampen enthusiasm for the model.

A growing number of the nation’s historically Black colleges and universities are making a push to attract more non-African American students in hopes of boosting enrollment and ensuring sustainability.

Hampton University and the University of the Bahamas are hundreds of miles apart, but they share a connection.

Leaders at universities across the country are calling attention to the lengthy visa issuance delays disrupting international students’ college plans and post-graduate employment.

U.S. universities in states that border Mexico are developing support systems, transportation options, and faculty policies that reflect the difficulties of attending class in one nation while living in another.

The university is home to nearly 70 cultural clubs, which play a key role in connecting students from similar backgrounds and increasing awareness of other cultures.

The number of new international students enrolling at U.S. colleges and universities for the 2017-18 school year declined by 6.6 percent from the prior year, according to new data.