Ontario Needs to Better Protect International Students
New standards to protect international students from unscrupulous recruitment agents have been introduced, but they don’t go far enough. There’s still not enough accountability.
Still No. 1. But for How Long? The Future of Chinese Student Mobility to the U.S., Part I
China is still the largest source of international students in the U.S. But for how much longer? Part I of a multi-part investigation examines the impact of the pandemic and politics on Chinese international student mobility to the U.S.
Local Solutions to National Challenges: Forging connections for a more inclusive future
Practitioners committed to building immigrant- and refugee-inclusive economies need to find ways to harness local enthusiasm and expertise to drive national change.
New U.S. Refugee Sponsorship Program Is a Game Changer, Says Sarah Krause
Refugee Sponsorship is at times challenging but ultimately incredibly rewarding Sarah Krause, the executive director and co-founder of the Community Sponsorship Hub, says during an interview with WENR.
Is International Enrollment in the U.S. Recovering?
The latest IIE Open Doors Report shows that international student enrollment in the U.S. grew by 4 percent in the 2021/22 academic year.