100,000 students may be unable to take part in learning abroad experiences
The survey was commissioned by IEAA, and its first round ran between September 4 and September 16. The research had...
Sara J. Wheeler
Lack of extracurriculars hurts school engagement during pandemic
Dive Brief: Education experts fear lack of fall sports and other extracurricular activities is putting some students at greater risk...
School communities largely embrace masks despite lawsuits
With the school year several months underway and the number of COVID-19 cases increasing across the country, school systems are...
Europe leads US 1.6% outbound growth in 2018/19
Of the 347,099 students attending courses overseas, some 193,000 enrolled on courses across Europe – as the continent continued to attract the...
Addressing affordability in light of the pandemic
Against the backdrop of the pandemic, the disparities in higher education have been further illuminated and affordability has come under...
Over 50 liberal arts colleges team up to fight systemic racism on campus
Dive Brief: More than 50 liberal arts colleges formed an alliance this week meant to fight systemic racism and foster...
Enrollment still down with three-quarters of colleges reporting
Dive Brief: Undergraduate enrollment decreases deepened slightly as more schools shared their numbers with the National Student Clearinghouse Research Center,...
Pandemic hasn’t knocked college esports off its game
The idea a college would bestow a scholarship worth thousands of dollars to a student to play video games might,...
Hong Kong, Mainland students more interested in studying in Asia
The survey of 2,739 students planning their future educational paths found that 84% had no interest in studying abroad, backing...
US sees first int’l student drop in 15 years
The sobering statistic is the conclusion of an IIE survey, conducted with partner institutions, based on data from over 700...
