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College-sponsored trips introduce freshmen to overseas travel and education even before their fall classes begin.

College graduates who were brought to the U.S. illegally as children want help from Congress.

Requiring graduate study in the field would round out students' education, a scholar argues. But would it turn many away?

Despite opposition from scholarly groups and publishers, provosts of 25 top universities back plan for public databases of research findings.

Earlham professor was home visiting his family in Beirut. Because he's not a U.S. citizen, he's not sure he can return to his job.

With academic advising programs scattered and often inconsistent, colleges develop common mission statements and training.

Johns Hopkins program, seen as pathbreaker for global graduate education, to close -- amid acrimony from former partners.