Foreign Students in U.S.

The growth is concentrated among graduate schools that already have the largest numbers of foreign students.

Predominantly white and conservative community college in Wyoming aims to celebrate differences in culture, ethnicity and sexual orientation where there are few.

Student cheating, a common problem when it comes to American students, is complicated further when students cross cultures and ethical boundaries, sessions at registrars' meeting reveal.

An emerging student group called Youth for Western Civilization opposes "radical multiculturalism," provoking fury on some campuses where the message is viewed as intolerant.

WASHINGTON -- An estimated 2.9 million students worldwide are pursuing their educations outside their home countries, a 57 percent increase since 1999.

A public/private partnership aimed at strengthening international enrollments and programming at Oregon State has promise, but has come at the cost of the English Language Institute's accreditation.

At international educators' conference, panelists discuss the impact of the financial crisis on student mobility.

Research explores impact of short-term study abroad, and factors that put foreign students at risk of cultural adjustment problems.

At La Roche, an idealistic program to reach students from countries in conflict was too ambitious to sustain, and yet it transformed the institution.

When it comes to international students, the still-controversial practice of paying commissions to recruiters gains greater acceptance, and visibility.