Campus Life

With a public health crisis reshaping the new academic year, U.S. universities are offering expanded resources to help international students thrive.

Academic freedom — the ability to study, learn, collaborate and publish freely — is essential to research and innovation, and it must be protected.

An EducationUSA adviser tells you what's most important to get a college education in the U.S. and what her own U.S. education was like.

At American universities, students with disabilities get accommodation and support in addition to access to great academics.

The U.S. values Chinese exchange students in its schools and affords them numerous ways to participate in their new communities.

Learn why academic freedom — the freedom to preserve truth and share information — is important to more than just professors and students.

What rights do international students have? The right to free speech lets every student in the U.S. ask big questions in and out of the classroom.

If you come to study in the U.S., you’ll find that this is the time of year when college students and other Americans become obsessed with March Madness.

Science, engineering and business classes are big draws for international students, but U.S. colleges also prepare them for leadership back home.