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President of Nanyang Technological University urges Western academics not to take a "normative approach" on universities in Singapore.

As international student enrollments have skyrocketed, U.S. universities are just starting to sort out the implications for the classroom. Do professors need to adjust grading expectations for written assignments?

Imperial College London will review policies after death of scholar who is believed to have felt his job was at risk due to failed grant applications.

Education minister, concerned by reports of rampant cheating by international students, directs quality assurance agency to examine institutions' policies.

The leader of a business school at a university in Wales is rebuked for his tone, but makes no apologies.

Let's rethink the language we use to describe students and faculty members who aren't from the United States, Shari Motro writes.

Interest in workplace-readiness tests grows, and some big U.S.-based companies make all applicants in India take an assessment from Aspiring Minds, an Indian firm.