U.S. Campuses Abroad

A new report from the Observatory on Borderless Higher Education argues that colleges should consider cross-border operations if they want to secure a spot in fast-changing higher education systems.

These universities aren't building international branch campuses, at least not now. Here's why.

NYU disputes Chinese dissident's assertion of government influence, but experts say the issue illustrates pressures faced by many institutions to avoid offending Beijing.

NYU reinvents itself as a "global network university," but critics at home question the creation of campuses in nondemocratic countries and the effect of rapid international expansion on programs in Greenwich Village.

As countries vow to become international centers for higher education, can educators distinguish between hype and reality? How do hubs differ?

UNLV is the latest Western university to end its branch campus in Singapore -- at least in its current form.

After withdrawing from the Gulf, George Mason plans to branch out once more -- participating in a South Korean university's effort to attract numerous foreign campuses.

At U.S. branch campuses, protests often aren’t possible. What opportunities are there for political or social action?

Shift from local to far-flung branch campuses in some parts of the country reflects changes in educational delivery and demand.