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Some observers think the China National Knowledge Infrastructure is ripe for a challenge.

Study by online proctoring service finds 6.6 percent rate of cheating—up 14 times from before the pandemic.

Despite faculty opposition to the source of funding, students like the programs.

After nearly eight months of Taliban rule, about 350 students are still stranded at the American University of Afghanistan, unable to get visas out of Kabul, where they fear for their lives.

Students are also being rejected by laboratories and being told they will have difficulties defending their theses.

Jury finds University of Kansas professor guilty in a China Initiative case, but the federal program’s many critics aren’t persuaded.

Analysis of data suggests that Brexit is responsible for the transatlantic shift.

Universities everywhere should fear what comes next in Nicaragua and elsewhere in the region, Tom Hare and Estela Rivero write.