Foreign Students in U.S.

10 leading universities worldwide -- including Berkeley and Yale from U.S. -- create partnership designed to move beyond typical exchanges.

Controversial Yale recruit appears to be causing less of a stir on campus than off.

Scientists have grabbed the headlines, but some artists and art students may have visa woes of their own.

Another National Collegiate Athletic Association member has run into trouble for its handling of a foreign athlete.

Officials at the University of Denver watched and listened with great interest Monday as the State Department announced that it was restoring full diplomatic relations with Libya and removing the North African country from the list of state sponsors of terrorism.

Harvard alumni preparing for 25th reunion decide alma mater's endowment doesn't need support, but African students do.

New Jersey university wins approval from British Columbia to set up campus in Vancouver for students from Asia.

Move follows intense criticism over admission of student to special program.

ETS faces first real challenge to its test for students seeking to demonstrate English proficiency to American colleges.

For the first time since 2002, enrollment of first-time graduate students from abroad is up.