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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

Blocking DACA edition

#124 Jul 19, 2021

Officially official edition

#123 Jul 12, 2021

Not California dreaming edition

#122 Jul 5, 2021

#121

Jun 28, 2021

Student-athlete edition – With a Supreme Court decision and new state laws, college athletes may be able to get compensation —
#120

Jun 21, 2021

Presidential Proclamation 10043 edition – Calls to rescind an executive order that denies visas to students who studied at universities with ti
#119

Jun 14, 2021

Snapshot edition – Observations on a “snapshot survey” of international-application trends, the State Department lowers
#118

Jun 7, 2021

International collaboration edition – A new study looks at worldwide research ties. Plus, updates on visa processing and federal spending f
#117

May 24, 2021

New Ellis Islands edition – In this issue, study-abroad groups are warned that travel advisories could change often, the Senate f
#116

May 17, 2021

Mixed signals edition – What you need to know about a public-opinion survey on international students. Also, new research on
#115

May 10, 2021

Future in limbo edition – A Dreamer wonders what’s next. Plus, hope and hiccups as visa processing resumes.
#114

May 3, 2021

National-interest exemption edition – Possible hurdles after the State Department lifts restrictions on international students, calls for m
#113

Apr 26, 2021

Level 4 edition – The State Department put 80 percent of the world under a “do not travel” advisory — could that keep s
#112

Apr 19, 2021

Strategic competition edition – A bipartisan bill could increase government oversight of colleges’ foreign gifts and contracts. Plus,
#111

Apr 12, 2021

Crowding out edition – More international students don’t mean fewer spots for Americans at U.S. colleges, a new study shows.
#110

Apr 5, 2021

Education abroad edition – International-education groups call for a moonshot on global learning. And hear from students who buc
#109

Mar 29, 2021

Racism edition – International students experienced anti-Asian discrimination all along, a scholar says. It’s just bee
#108

Mar 22, 2021

Backlogged edition – Consular closures, visa backlogs, and travel restrictions could make it difficult for international s
#107

Mar 15, 2021

Women's edition – I talk with an author who says women don’t always see themselves as leaders in international ed. Plus
#106

Mar 8, 2021

Curbing China edition – More than half of Americans favor restricting Chinese students in the U.S. Plus, a new look at global
#105

Mar 1, 2021

Close reading edition – Buried in a 353-page immigration bill are significant potential changes for international students.

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