U.S. Colleges

The first posters appeared on a bulletin board at University of California, San Diego on March 1.

Where it was once inevitable that those who left to study at prestigious foreign universities would remain on distant shores for years, China’s graduates are now answering the call of home more than ever before -- and many are turning down lucrative...

At first glance, it looks like any other email touting travel deals. In this case, it was a bus company offering its services to students of the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.

Beijing has a lesson for overseas universities: Don’t invite speakers who oppose the Communist Party to big events.

Nearly 70% of Chinese students who returned after studying abroad said they were "unsatisfied" with job opportunities

Reports that Chinese education agencies buy US college admissions staff trips to China have fueled speculation that bribery is part of the recruitment process

As of last year, more than 13,000 Chinese students were attending college in Boston, out of a total of 44,000 foreign students in the city.

Waning interest worries those who view having Americans who speak Chinese as a matter of national interest.

Like U.S. corporations, American colleges are extending their brands overseas. But colleges claim to place ideals over income. As professors abroad face consequences for what they say, most universities are doing little more than wringing their...

The surge in students traveling to the United States for the summer is the latest iteration in China’s booming multibillion-dollar overseas education business.  

A slowdown in international applicants to U.S. graduate schools is partially due to a nearly five percent decline in applicants coming from China.