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Ukrainian Students Enrich U.S. Campuses

Bard College is the latest U.S. institution to open its doors to displaced Ukrainian students. Both the refugees and their host campuses benefit from the arrangement.
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World Cup Raises Issues of Academic Freedom

Will Qatar and its international campuses learn from the experience of hosting the tournament?

Campus Protests Sweeping China Spread to U.S.

Demonstrations against Xi Jinping’s “Zero COVID” policy erupted on Chinese campuses over the weekend, threatening the country’s fraught partnerships with U.S. colleges.
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16 Chinese Universities Start Anticorruption Majors

But academics raise concerns about the future employability of students majoring in the topic and their retention in the public sector.
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European Universities Adjust Schedules to Save on Energy

They extend Christmas breaks and resume online teaching as energy costs skyrocket.

International Enrollment Rebounds

International enrollment has largely recovered from a steep drop during the pandemic, according to a new report. But some numbers are still short of pre-pandemic levels.
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Indoctrination or Just Another Course?

A new required course at Russia’s universities on “fundamentals of Russian statehood” raises fears of indoctrination.
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Will Greece End ‘University Asylum’?

Law bars state authorities from entering campuses without the invitation or express permission of campus leaders.