Latest SEVIS Data: Number of International Students in the U.S. Is Declining
Insights into the latest data from the Department of Homeland Security’s Student and Exchange Visitor Information System.
How Increasing Economic Diversity Among International Students Benefits Higher Education Institutions
Prioritizing economic diversity as well a diversity of home country can help institutions maintain a rich international mix of students in a difficult recruitment environment.
Lessons from Kentucky: Beyond International Students as a Fiscal Fix
What happens when international student interest in the U.S. dwindles, and how can administrators react? Those questions loom large at institutions throughout America. Nowhere is this more true than at institutions that are, like Kentucky, in the nation’s heartland.
Nine Actions to Help Students Navigate the Effects of Uncertainty About the Travel Ban
Since early 2017, various iterations of a U.S. government travel ban that targets several Muslim-majority countries have affected international students at campuses across the country. WENR looks at practical supports for affected students.
International Relations and Signals of Change in International Education
There is a symbiotic relationship between international relations and international education that cannot be ignored. When international affairs are relatively stable, it can be easy to forget this relationship. However, during times of turbulence, the effects can be drastic.