U.S. Campuses Abroad

In weighing a proposed outpost in Singapore, Yale considers the parameters of inquiry and speech in a more authoritarian society.

UCLA scientist gives up his research involving animals in the face of activists' pressure on him and his family.

Three years after establishing branch campus in United Arab Emirates, George Mason is closing its operations there -- highlighting the difficulties of such ventures.

Many Australians question why Carnegie Mellon – wealthier than their universities – is getting so much money to educate so few students at campus in Adelaide.

Despite some high-profile failures, Australian and American universities seek students and outposts in the prosperous city-state.