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2. The Third Rail of Higher Ed: Some college presidents struggle to find the right words on the Israel-Hamas conflict. Others have opted not to speak at all
3. Slamming the Door on Scholarship: War and politics could make on-the-ground study of China and Russia difficult, if not impossible
4. BETTING ON AFRICA Is the continent the next big thing in international admissions?
5. A Playbook for Knocking Down Higher Ed: A decade ago, Wisconsin's governor made college a wedge issue. Now his approach has gone national
6. THE RETURN OF COLLEGE AS A COMMON GOOD: Americans increasingly see the public value of higher education. Can colleges seize the moment?
7. The Shrinking of Higher Ed: In the past, colleges grew their way out of enrollment crises. This time looks different
8. THE NEW INTELLECTUAL ISOLATIONISM: Without clear guidance, some colleges have forsworn overseas collaborations
9. The Red-State Disadvantage: Public flagships in conservative states face reputational and recruiting challenges
10. When a Scholar Is Accused of Being a Spy: How investigations play out at different universities reveals a lot about higher education
11. Fading Beacon: The U.S. may never regain its dominance as a destination for international students
12. Do Colleges Need a Foreign Policy? As higher education has grown more global, the geopolitical headaches have grown more intense
13. The Stranded: The pandemic hasn't just disrupted international students' college experience. It has marooned them all over the world
14. The Heavy Cost of an Empty Campus: When Covid-19 hit, public research universities found that decades of disinvestment had left them underprepared and overexposed
15. 'I am alarmed': Foreign-Language Enrollments Tumble
16. The Diversity Conversation Colleges Aren't Having: For some international students, coming to the United States is the first time they are identified as Black
17. An Admissions Bet Goes Bust: For colleges that gambled on foreign enrollment, now what?
18. Meet the New International Student: Budget-conscious, job-focused, and maybe already in your backyard
19. America Draws Students From Around the World. Its Gun Culture Is Pushing Them Away
20. This College Wants to Transform Societies: Is educating women in the liberal arts the key to lifting their communities out of poverty?
21. The Sunset of International Educations Golden Era
22. For a Dissatisfied Public, Colleges' Internal Affairs Become Fair Game
23. From College Town to Chinatown
24. Can a Huge Online College Solve California's Work-Force Problems?
25. Trump Rolled Up the Welcome Mat
26. When a Grand Idea Grows Old
27. A Dying Town: Here in a corner of Missouri and across America, the lack of a college education has become a public-health crisis
28. The stubborn stigma of the male nurse: despite the economic advantages, men still stay away from certain health-care fields
29. Even in Limbo, the travel ban reverberates: after President Trump tried to bar travelers from six countries, the personal effects are still being felt
30. The 2 North Carolinas: higher education transformed the state's economy, but it left some residents behind
31. An 'America first' presidency clashes with higher ed's worldview
32. From China to America. Then what?
33. An era of neglect: how public colleges were crowded out, beaten up, and failed to fight back
34. Be all you can be ... in college: what higher education could learn from the military about serving low-income students
35. A Crisis of Confidence
36. Can a city's compassion remedy educational inequity?
37. Muslim ambassadors on an American campus
38. The Chinese mother's American dream
39. Instruction Under Surveillance: Some overseas students face censorship and risk running afoul of local security laws
40. The bumpy road to free college
41. American Colleges Respond to Coronavirus, Abroad and at Home
42. Biden Aims to Bolster America's Global Draw
43. 'Flat world' lessons for real-world students
44. International Applications Rebound
45. The 'One-Two Punch'
46. The spy who wasn't: wrongly accused of espionage, a Temple U. physicist fights to reclaim his reputation
47. For American Colleges, China Could Be the New Travel Ban--but Worse
48. Navigating NYU's Island' in China: how two students--one Chinese, one American--grapple with censorship, taboo topics, and a liberal education in a closed society
49. Elite colleges lag in serving the needy: the institutions with the most money do a poor job of reaching the students with the least
50. Visa-Policy Reversal
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