Global EDU
Israel-Hamas War Intensifies Debate Over Free Speech Rights on College Campuses
Colleges and universities take center stage in the debate over student freedom of speech rights.
International Student Work Program to Remain, After Litigation Ends
OPT allows people on a student visa to gain work experience while in the U.S.
Homeland Security Extends Special Student Relief for Ukrainians Into 2025
Special Student Relief for Ukrainians studying in the U.S. was set to expire in October 2023.
As Study Abroad Rebounds, Lawmakers Introduce Bill to Expand Access
The overwhelming majority of institutions expect year-over-year growth in study abroad.
Bipartisan Bill Proposes Student Visa Changes With Workforce Pathways
Currently, applicants for a student visa must state they do not intend to work and live in the U.S. after graduation.
Limits on Virtual Classes for International Students to Be Reinstated
The Department of Homeland Security reversed a COVID-era exemption that allowed international students to take all their courses online.
IBM, Google Award University of Chicago $150M for Quantum Computing Projects
The two companies also invested in the University of Tokyo to aid in this research project.
Most Popular Majors for International Students
STEM programs are a strong draw for students hoping to study in the U.S.
DeSantis Proposes Tuition Hike for Undocumented College Students
Undocumented Floridians have been able to pay in-state tuition at the state’s public universities since 2014.