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‘I, Too, Am Study Abroad’
SUNY Oswego has seen success expanding the diversity of its students who study abroad.

Barcelona Rising
A growing research institute -- operating outside Spain's standard higher education regulations -- attracts foreign talent in a city seeing increased prominence in higher education.

Opinion
Truth for Giulio
The torture of a foreign student has become the synecdoche for uncounted thousands of people now in Egyptian prisons or graves, writes Scott McLemee.

'Neo-Maoist' Higher Ed
Both China’s government and resurgent left-wing groups are promoting “red education” in universities.

Strip Protest
At a Ugandan university, a research fellow locked out of her office for refusing to teach in a Ph.D. program undresses in protest.

Korea's Internationalization Challenge
An interview with the president of the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology.

On Israel, Is Impartiality Possible?
As the American Anthropological Association begins voting on a resolution to boycott Israeli universities, boycott opponents allege bias in report commissioned by the association.

Middle Eastern Students Ask, Is Idaho State Safe?
Crimes reported against Kuwaiti and Saudi Arabian students have the university reeling.
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