Karin Fischer

The role that colleges play —  in cultivating international science and through curriculum that emphasizes the challenge of working across borders —  is critical, a leading public-health expert said.

Colleges can’t just front-end their investment by putting resources into recruitment. Students need help throughout their time on campus.

A Chinese-American researcher talks about what it’s like to be investigated by the U.S. government

When it comes to international-student recruitment, one of Canada and Australia’s biggest selling points is the ease of the pathway from study to work.

Many say the new president means “hope” for international education. But there are tough debates ahead.

When international students die violently in the United States, the reverberations are global.

The world watched the riots at the U.S. Capitol. Could they be a setback for American higher education’s efforts to change global perceptions?

Instead of continuing to take part in the EU’s signature academic-exchange program, the UK will start its own.

By extending emergency pandemic guidance through the spring, the government resolves one source of uncertainty.

A trio of legal cases went higher education’s way. But the fact that they’re in the courts creates instability and uncertainty.