NAFSA's leadership has warned against "anti-foreigner messaging" from the White House as it announced a suite of training programs for sector professionals.

A move to terminate the US Fulbright exchange program in China and Hong Kong has unearthed fresh concerns around the future of student mobility under the Trump administration.

I'm hopeful that international education will not only continue but thrive despite governmental interventions to limit its activities

66 US colleges and universities signed a friend of the court document in December to oppose a new federal policy that they say will have destructive and harmful consequences.

That was the worst thing that ever happened to our country. The currency has collapsed, the last few months. The dollar has tripled or even more.

First-time international graduate enrolments at US institutions have decreased for the second time since 2003, a new report by the Council of Graduate Schools has revealed. 

Since the election of Donald Trump, the international education industry has been inundated with speculation that his divisive policies would negatively affect the numbers of international students in the nation. Patrick Atack investigates whether the worst fears have come true, and sheds a light on US stakeholders’ current feelings.

Key figures in the education community have condemned the US Supreme Court’s decision to uphold the implementation of the travel ban, saying it will “undoubtedly” continue the downturn in international student enrolment.