education exchange
Two Fulbright scholars share their experiences abroad during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Activities that help alumni of U.S. exchange programs build on their international experience strengthen U.S.-Georgia relations, writes Mariam Khatiashvili.
Boucher is the 2020 Canada-U.S. Fulbright Visiting Chair in Public Diplomacy.
The three public diplomacy initiatives that could help mend U.S.-Mexico's long-suffering binational relations
How a national holiday of remembrance can be repurposed for nationalistic agenda.
CPD Dissertation Grantee Kyle Long is featured in a new book on the globalization of American liberal arts education.
Andreas Pacher offers a new way to study international exchange.
Just as many universities believed that the financial wreckage left by the 2008 recession was behind them, campuses across the country have been forced to make new rounds of cuts, this time brought on, in large part, by a loss of international students. Schools in the Midwest have been particularly hard hit — many of them non-flagship public universities that had come to rely heavily on tuition from foreign students, who generally pay more than in-state students.