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U-Turn on Iranian Admissions
UMass, after consulting with State Department, reverses policy that would have prohibited Iranian students from enrolling in certain programs.
Prioritizing Partnerships
At international education conference, panelists discuss how to develop more meaningful international collaborations.
Not-So-Great Expectations
At a conference for international education administrators, sessions focus on whether universities are setting high enough expectations for students when they study abroad.
A British Campus in California
University of Warwick plans to construct a campus outside Sacramento on land where Drexel University once planned to build.
Trade Anxiety
European university leaders are worried about the potential higher education-related impacts of two trade agreements involving the U.S. that are under negotiation.
Ethics of Engagement
Flogging and jailing of liberal blogger in Saudi Arabia renews debate on whether Western universities and scholars should be helping to build higher education in the country.
Brand Recall
Lessons for British universities (and others) from a controversial and now abandoned effort to rebrand King's College London.