Rising Costs in the U.S. Spark Concern Among International Students
Studying at a U.S. university has become an elusive dream for many international students due to worsening economic conditions.
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.
Mired in War, Ukraine Starts a New Academic Year
University students in Ukraine continue to struggle, and international students forced to leave because of the war encounter barriers in their own homelands. But those who are seeking to attend university in the United States have found support at many of the country’s academic institutions.
The War in Ukraine: International Higher Education’s Duty to Displaced Students
The international higher education community has an obligation to support students and scholars displaced by conflict in Ukraine and around the world.
The Article 26 Backpack: A New Tool for Empowering Vulnerable Youth
The Article 26 Backpack was developed as a new human rights tool to help ensure refugees’ academic and employment mobility. A look at how the backpack helps young people displaced by conflict in Syria.