Global

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

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.

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

Despite ethical qualms, the State University of New York system plows ahead with international recruitment strategy.

The outposts being created around the world are vulnerable in many ways, writes Philip G. Altbach.

Countries value universities that promote economic growth, but those who conduct international ratings are oblivious, writes Indira Samarasekera.

At gathering of fund-raisers, university presidents consider how their institutions' missions, donors and governance are evolving.

Long-awaited "white paper" proposes greatly increased competition for highly qualified students and more access to student loan funds for for-profit providers.