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A Tale of Two Colleges

Missouri State U. and Westminster College have taken different routes to increasing their international enrollments.

Defusing Tensions in Egypt

Strike settled, but American U. in Cairo faces challenges over finances and student expectations in wake of Mubarak ouster.

Carnegie Mellon in Rwanda

In unusual move, American university opens branch campus in Africa. Some question ties to government that has been criticized on human rights.
Opinion

Revolutions Yet to Happen

Battle for German Brains

Amid tight academic job market in the U.S., Germany pushes Ph.D. students to get postdocs in America -- then to come home and promote change.

Cutting Back on Kazakh

Faced with deep cuts to federal funding for foreign languages, some universities are dropping uncommon -- and strategically important -- languages.

Engaging Globally

Now in its fifth year, DukeEngage allows hundreds of students to spend a summer of service at home or abroad, at no cost to them.

Harvard, India and Intolerance

Economist's op-ed calling for his home country to take steps against Islam leaves the university facing calls to dismiss him.