Study in the U.S.

Historically black colleges are committed to social justice and view themselves as part of a historical legacy. What else makes them appealing?

Universities in North America and Europe in the Syria Consortium for Higher Education in Crisis have given scholarships to more than 300 Syrian students.

More than 1 million students from around the world attend a college or university in the U.S. Find out what they're studying and where.

Students from Arabian Gulf states are thriving at American colleges and universities. See what some have to say about studying in the U.S.

After four years away, Frank Fierro saw change in his hometown of Planadas, Colombia. Peace has brought new ideas, new opportunities — and hope.

What is YALI? The Young African Leaders Initiative encompasses not one but three different elements designed to benefit Africans aged 25–35.

Seven U.S. universities — with two tied for 10th place — made the top 10 in a new global ranking of universities. Another 54 made the top 200.

The Mandela Washington Fellowship is looking for up to 1,000 African leaders for a six-week academic and networking opportunity in the United States.

Daryola Brandon was selected as one of the first group of students from Suriname to participate in the U.S. Department of State’s Youth Ambassadors Program.