For many international students, gaining American work experience along with their degree — through OPT, or optional practical training — is seen as an integral part of their education.

The Association for American Universities argued that the government was overstepping its authority and not following proper administrative procedure by disclosing the names

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Although foreign students at American colleges have declined, more are seeking Ph.Ds.

Lawmakers say caps on foreign athletes will keep spots on college teams’ rosters for Americans.

Lawmakers say caps on foreign athletes will keep spots on college teams’ rosters for Americans.

An exclusive club of colleges commands the public narrative. Does that come at a cost?

An exclusive club of colleges commands the public narrative. Does that come at a cost?

An exclusive club of colleges commands the public narrative. Does that come at a cost?

Yesterday, the U.S. Department of Education (ED) and the U.S. Department of State (State) opened foreign funding investigations.

Plus, a new report catalogs worldwide attacks on academic freedom.

An exclusive club of colleges commands the public narrative. Does that come at a cost?

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The proposed regulations take aim at campus practices in admissions, scholarships, and other areas that encourage diversity.

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International educators are feeling the strain of a fast-changing environment.

Findings from a new report. Plus, H-1B, OPT, CPT, oh my!

The U.S. government sent a message to administrators about curricular practical training, or CPT, that appears to change policy.

New estimates of the economic impact of a drop in foreign students. Plus, readers weigh in on a looming federal rule change.

New estimates of the economic impact of a drop in foreign students. Plus, readers weigh in on a looming federal rule change.

The Trump administration is considering a $10,000 fee for the popular work program. We have questions.

The proposed policy would particularly affect Silicon Valley, Wall Street and universities.

A mix-up involving student applicants raises questions about how government employees charged with implementation will be trained.

Federal money built this research powerhouse. Can private industry sustain it?

Buckle in, and let’s break it down.

Buckle in, and let’s break it down.

Most colleges expect the number of Americans studying overseas to increase or hold steady.

International enrollments at U.S. colleges were already hurting. Now for the next blow.

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Most colleges expect the number of Americans studying overseas to increase or hold steady.

A snapshot survey found that many colleges saw application declines and expect fewer international students to come to campus this fall.

A snapshot survey found that many colleges saw application declines and expect fewer international students to come to campus this fall.