campus life
Welcome Corps will help refugee students on U.S. college campuses
Welcome Corps on Campus helps American colleges, universities and their communities sponsor refugee students pursuing degrees.
The commencement speech: A U.S. college tradition
Each year, commencement speakers visit U.S. campuses with words of advice for new graduates. Here are nuggets of wisdom from recent speeches.
U.S. colleges support students from Ukraine
Universities across the United States are offering scholarships to help Ukrainian students continue their studies.
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.
U.S. welcomes Indian students in record numbers
The U.S. issued a record number of visas to students from India in 2022. Learn how this academic relationship enriches both countries.
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.