Foreign Students in U.S.

Educators dispute rosy analysis and say foreign students continue to face obstacles.

A Congressional hearing suggests an easing of visa problems but a looming crisis in U.S. competitiveness.

The weak dollar is taking a toll on American students abroad and Chinese students in Europe.

Most like their positions, but many have tight budgets and question whether they are actually being trained.

Asked to predict which institution would join Southern Methodist University in the pantheon of worst rules violators in the history of college sports -- becoming only the second recipient of the National Collegiate Athletic Association's so-called death penalty -- most observers would have guessed highly visible repeat wrongdoers like Auburn University or the University of Kentucky.

A new report says that the United States needs to change numerous policies on visas and security clearances.

Ford Foundation's largest program helps foreign students others ignore -- and challenges assumptions on international exchange.

Throughout the Bush administration, the president's policies have been criticized by many scientists. On Tuesday, the American Civil Liberties Union issued a new and harsh analysis of those policies.

A new study explores just how far the United States has fallen in educating scientists and engineers.

Pentagon's proposed rules for foreign researchers working on certain contracts anger universities.