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U.K. prime minister says U.S. study ‘changed my life’
New U.K. Prime Minister Rishi Sunak studied business at Stanford in California. Learn about his U.S. Fulbright Program experience.
Women’s colleges work for these scholars
What's it like going to a women's college in the United States? Three women with roots in the Middle East share their experiences.
California university’s ‘Cave’ inspired blind students
Blind students studying at a California university in the late 1980s found a place that encouraged them to innovate: "The Cave."
Students at U.S. universities fight to protect the planet
Want to help combat the climate crisis? By studying in the United States, students get hands-on engineering experience at universities.
U.S. communities rally around Ukrainian exchange students
Four Ukrainian students are spending the academic year in the U.S. Find out how they are adapting as their homeland is at war.
Muslim chaplains guide students during Ramadan
Muslim chaplains are a growing presence on many U.S. campuses. Learn how they help guide students through Ramadan.
What is March Madness?
The National Collegiate Athletic Association's annual men's and women's basketball tournaments promise exciting play.
In the U.S., democracy begins in the classroom
American students are participating in the democratic process, from choosing classroom leaders to creating change in their communities.
International students thrive at U.S. higher education institutions
International students overwhelmingly choose the U.S. as their top education destination. Here are some of the reasons they keep coming.