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By Karin Fischer

A weekly newsletter about what matters in global higher education and why. Get insight from a journalist with more than a decade of experience on the changing relationship between American colleges and the world.

Previous issues

Seeing double edition

#157 Mar 14, 2022

See you Wednesday edition

#156 Mar 7, 2022

A new home for latitude(s)

#155 Mar 3, 2022

#154

Feb 28, 2022

Goodbye, China Initiative edition – The Biden administration halted the controversial investigation of academics’ China ties, but that’s
#153

Feb 21, 2022

Need blind edition – A college pledges to go need-blind for international students. Plus, a new partnership for latitude(s
#152

Feb 14, 2022

Fulbright edition – A House bill would restore the Fulbright Program in China and Hong Kong, Covid caused big drops in in
#151

Feb 7, 2022

STEM pathways edition – Amendments to a research-competition bill would expand benefits for more international students, the
#150

Jan 31, 2022

COMPETES edition – Legislation fast-tracked in the U.S. House would exempt STEM Ph.D. graduates from green-card caps. It
#149

Jan 24, 2022

STEM OPT edition – The Biden administration announces policy changes to allow more international students to work longer
#148

Jan 17, 2022

More dialogue edition – A newly reinstated academy advisory group aims to open more channels between international ed and DHS
#147

Jan 10, 2022

Crystal ball edition – The White House releases long-awaited research-security guidance. And what we’re watching for in inte
#146

Jan 3, 2022

Busy break edition – Student-visa fees could increase under a proposed rule, the State Department gives consular officers
#145

Dec 20, 2021

So long, 2021 edition – A pair of reports warn about research collaboration with China, higher-ed groups issue a joint statem
#144

Dec 13, 2021

The latest edition – In a busy week for international ed, updates on the latest China Initiative trial, the end of a Trump
#143

Dec 6, 2021

Give them refuge edition – To educate refugees, colleges could become their sponsors, a new campaign advocates. Plus, an update
#142

Nov 29, 2021

New reality edition – Challenges ahead as education abroad seeks to rebound from the Covid crisis.
#141

Nov 22, 2021

Climate crisis edition – Climate change moves from the periphery to mainstream in international education. Plus, a snapshot of
#140

Nov 15, 2021

Open Doors edition – What the annual international-student census does, and does not, tell us. And higher-ed groups call o
#139

Nov 8, 2021

Build Back Better edition – Fee increases could be coming for international students, but there’s good news for DACA recipients i
#138

Nov 1, 2021

Divergent edition – International graduate enrollments are rebounding, but the number of foreign undergrads in the U.S. c

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