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International exchange programs in the US are reporting the return of State Department funding after it was withheld by the Trump administration for nearly two-months.

Amid seismic policy changes unleashed during the first 60 days of Donald Trump’s second term, international educators have been urged to remain informed and advocate strategically.

Yale Law School and Brown University have issued warnings to international students to reconsider their travel plans amid widespread expectations of an imminent US travel ban.

US stakeholders have expressed solidarity with colleagues impacted by widespread furloughs at IIE, with all but two employees dismissed from EducationUSA’s domestic workforce.

New legislation introduced in the US threatens to halt the issuance of all student visas to Chinese nationals to stop China’s “exploitation” of the US student visa program.

The Lygon Group unpacks a development that has seen some Australian universities receive the 'Dear Colleague' letter from the US Department of Education about new expectations for recipients of students on federal financial aid.

The US Department of Education has announced a 50% workforce reduction, becoming the latest target of Donald Trump and Elon Musk’s shrinking of the federal government.

Donald Trump has vowed to expel international student protesters from the US and block federal funding for institutions allowing “illegal protests” to go ahead.

As the US further clamps down on its immigration policies, Jill Welch outlines what more should be done to ease STEM international students' path to a green card.

Educators in the US have urged Congress to restore federal funding for study abroad programs, which remains frozen by the Trump administration.

Now that President Trump has retaken the White House, Shaun Carver takes a look at what the international education sector can expect from his administration.

A federal judge has temporarily blocked parts of the Trump administration’s anti-DEI crackdown, marking a “critical step” in safeguarding diversity activities across US higher education.

The UK could benefit from Donald Trump’s presidency by attracting more international students deterred from studying in the US, according to the British Council.

Academics from Iran have accused the US State Department of denying Iranian students a US education, claiming that increased visa refusals are politically motivated.

Arizona State University president, Michael Crow, has underscored the need for university culture reform, highlighting how ASU is reshaping the role of a public research institution to expand access and drive innovation.