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Uncertainty on Cuba
Trump’s comments on possibly undoing U.S.-Cuba “deal” in wake of Fidel Castro’s death cast uncertainty about future of educational exchanges with island nation, which have been on the rise.
Foreign Students Bring $20 Billion to Australia
International education experts believe the country may benefit even more from political and economic changes in Britain and the United States.
International Student Numbers Top 1 Million
Annual report finds that international enrollments climb at undergraduate and graduate level and decline at intensive English level. The number of Americans studying abroad continues to grow.
A Passport in the Sock Drawer
At Generation Study Abroad summit, panelists discuss how to get a more diverse group of students abroad, including students enrolled at minority-serving institutions.
Impact of Study Abroad
Report on study abroad scholarship program targeting low-income students finds that beneficiaries build on their experiences abroad in future academic choices.
‘I, Too, Am Study Abroad’
SUNY Oswego has seen success expanding the diversity of its students who study abroad.
Study Abroad and Terror
Recent attacks in Europe have targeted the most popular region for American study abroad students -- and the one traditionally perceived as safe.
Opinion
Putting Color Onto the White Canvas
If international experiences are becoming increasingly important to being competitive for jobs, it is vital to examine the racial disparity in access and participation in study abroad programs, argues Charles Lu.