Team USA solves for victory at international math competition
For the third time in four years, Team USA ranked first in the International Mathematical Olympiad, the standard for excellence in youth mathematics.
Learn how to get a visa to study in the USA
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Students from India choose United States as top education destination
The United States remains the top choice for Indian students looking for an international education. Learn about their experiences here.
From big computers to big group projects
Take a look at some of the changes in U.S. college learning and living since 1985, from computers and libraries to cafeterias and student diversity.
Pompeo urges U.S. colleges to defend academic freedom
Secretary of State Michael R. Pompeo urged U.S. universities to protect academic freedom from the Chinese Communist Party's attempts to undermine it.
U.S. universities move to protect students from China’s authoritarian reach
U.S. officials and student groups are urging colleges to defend against China's authoritarian reach on campus. Learn about steps some schools are taking.
Take charge, take a U.S. degree [video]
About 900,000 international students pursue degrees in the U.S. each year. They study hard, but fun and friends are also part of the experience.
How the U.S. protects academic freedom
Academic freedom — the ability to study, learn, collaborate and publish freely — is essential to research and innovation, and it must be protected.