American colleges with London programs resumed normal activities Friday, while offering security tips to students.
Pension giant infuriates American institutions abroad by telling them it doesn't want their business.
New Jersey university wins approval from British Columbia to set up campus in Vancouver for students from Asia.
Colleges in Lebanon and Israel -- with many American students enrolled for the summer -- deal with return of violence to the region.
President of American University of Beirut has overseen remarkable recovery over the last decade -- and now fears a tragic reversal.
Johns Hopkins program, seen as pathbreaker for global graduate education, to close -- amid acrimony from former partners.
After period of uncertainty, scholars in Boston and Havana celebrate release of their co-authored book.
For-profit educators and investors discuss an enticing, but potentially dicey, new international market.
Laureate Education, a big player abroad, becomes latest higher ed company planning to abandon Wall Street.
Russian-American Christian University shows both the promise and challenge of foreign expansion.
