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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

Strategic competition edition

#112 Apr 19, 2021

Crowding out edition

#111 Apr 12, 2021

Education abroad edition

#110 Apr 5, 2021

#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.
#104

Feb 22, 2021

Making the case edition – A prominent Covid expert on why international education matters more than ever. Plus, alarming gradua
#103

Feb 15, 2021

New compact edition – A call for a better approach to serving international students. Also, new data on agents. And did int
#102

Feb 8, 2021

Disrupt and deter edition – A Chinese-American researcher on what it’s like to be investigated by the U.S. government. Plus, what
#101

Feb 1, 2021

Pathway to work edition – In Canada and Australia, which make it easy to move from study to work, two-thirds of immigrants are
#100

Jan 25, 2021

What next edition – President Biden means “hope” for international education, readers say. And MIT faculty dispute claims
#99

Jan 18, 2021

Grim reminder edition – When international students die violently, the reverberations are global. Plus, what to expect from B
#98

Jan 11, 2021

Insurrection edition – The world watched the riots at the U.S. Capitol. Could they be a setback for American higher educatio
#97

Jan 4, 2021

New Year edition – Brexit deals a blow to international academic exchange. And readers weigh in on what they expect — an
#96

Dec 14, 2020

Continued guidance edition – The government says the remote-learning policy will continue for spring. Plus, why don’t Americans st
#95

Dec 7, 2020

Favorable rulings edition – A trio of legal cases went higher education’s way. But is it a good thing that so many policies affec
#94

Nov 30, 2020

Strong signal edition – Should the Biden administration emphasize its intent to re-engage with the world by highlighting its
#93

Nov 23, 2020

Truly global edition – How other countries grapple with Covid and international ed. Plus, new student-visa data bring this f

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