International higher education

American colleges with London programs resumed normal activities Friday, while offering security tips to students.

Some of the world's leading research universities plan a new cooperative venture in which they will share faculty members and students and build what its leaders call a "global partnership."

Details about the arrangement are vague -- so vague, in fact, that officials at the two American institutions planning to be involved, Yale and the University of California at Berkeley, aren't ready to talk about it yet.

In wide-ranging session, House committee confronts Horowitz, Title IX and 'anti-American activity.'

Country's higher education minister welcomes partnerships with American colleges -- but only on certain terms.

State Department reports sharp rise in number of Chinese seeking visas to study in the United States.

Duke grad student from Turkey faces charges in Armenia; human rights groups see censorship at play.

Court finds Duke U. grad student guilty of trying to illegally transport books but suspends his sentence.

American academic groups push for the release of most prominent woman in Iraqi science.

Scientists say their discipline has changed in ways that require a more international approach to graduate education.

Texas court dumps ruling saying that having an international reputation gives college stars special rights.