International Students in U.S.

Macalester president issues some of the harshest words yet from a higher ed leader on Donald Trump's immigration ban.

Students and scholars are among those affected by a sweeping executive order banning entry into the U.S. from seven Muslim-majority nations.

Analysis finds that a 10 percent reduction in state appropriations is associated with a 12-17 percent increase in international undergraduate enrollment at public research universities.

The MasterCard Foundation’s scholarship program funds high school and higher education for thousands of students from Africa.

It's doubtful that sanctuary proposals for immigrant students will provide actual sanctuary or create any genuine change, argues Michael A. Olivas, who calls on campuses to take much more meaningful actions.

International education experts believe the country may benefit even more from political and economic changes in Britain and the United States.

Annual report finds that international enrollments climb at undergraduate and graduate level and decline at intensive English level. The number of Americans studying abroad continues to grow.

Some fear Trump presidency could deter international students and put undocumented students at new risk.