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What may be surprising is that the occupied regions of the West Bank and Gaza have become home to a vibrant, albeit struggling, network of postsecondary institutions, writes Michael Feuer.

Despite a previous claim that NYU was promised “absolute control” over NYU Shanghai operations, NYU Shanghai argued in an employee discrimination case that it is not controlled by NYU and therefore not covered by U.S. employment laws.

Leaders cut tuition as COVID-19 keeps campuses closed.

Scholars and students face desperate circumstances following Taliban takeover of Afghanistan.

University of Sydney and University of New South Wales have pledged to cooperate instead of bickering.

Despite uncertainty about vaccination rates, government says universities should encourage but not require them.

How much freedom -- academic and otherwise -- has been lost to the national security law? Some scholars answer question by leaving.

Even after the pandemic, it will remain an important part of internationalizing a classroom experience for college students around the world, says Mohamed Abdel-Kader.