Johanna Alonso

Countries impacted by Trump's travel ban are among those with the fewest student visas issued in 2025, though China and India, typically the two largest suppliers of international students to the U.S., were also hit hard.

A new study from researchers at Georgia State and New York Universities finds that commencement speakers skew liberal. But the type and location of the institution can make a difference in who is invited to speak.

The Department of Homeland Security sent colleges and universities a memo last week limiting international students' abilities to complete

Nineteen higher education organizations, including several accreditors, are backing the American Association of Collegiate Registrars and Admissions

Although the model is not as straightforward as some states' programs, experts in Michigan are hopeful it will make a difference for students who are unsure whether they want to go to college.

Ethan Sawyer began his coaching business in 2012 and keeps close track of admission writing prompts. Despite yearly fuss over changing prompts, he says the college essay of today is much the same as it was over a decade ago.

The Departments of Justice and Health and Human Services announced this week that they had determined the University of California, Berkeley's law

Several colleges cited partnerships with K–12 schools and new, dedicated analyses of enrollment data as key elements of their enrollment booms.

As international students prepare for the end of a nearly 50-year-old policy governing how long they can stay in the U.S., we answer five key questions about the rule change taking effect this week.