Harvard: Judge blocks Trump’s international enrolment ban
The temporary restraining order (TRO) was issued by federal judge Allison Burroughs on June 5, just one day after President
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“A little bit of hope”: the view from NAFSA 2025
As 8,000 delegates gathered in San Diego for the opening plenary of NAFSA 2025, the sector was hit with the
Juggling risk and convenience in cross border payments
The globalised education landscape continues to grow. According to ICEF Monitor, the volume of students studying abroad is expected to
Rubio’s Chinese visa revocations: “more bark than bite”?
Last week, US educators were shocked by secretary of state Marco Rubio’s announcement that he would “aggressively revoke” visas for
Trump signs order blocking visas for new int’l students at Harvard
For an initial six months, the new order would suspend the entry of students into the US who are seeking
Trump bans citizens of 12 countries from entering the US
The proclamation, vowing to “protect the United States from foreign terrorists”, comes into effect on June 9 and is the
UAE introduces new uni ranking criteria for outbound students
According to new rules introduced by the country’s Ministry of Education, the international rankings of an institution may now play
“Effectively unsupervised”: one-year MRes courses under fire
Institutions warned to avoid cynically creating MRes courses as a way to circumnavigate tougher dependant visa laws. “Policy will be
US visa interview pause update expected within days
State officials indicate an update on the Trump administration’s controversial freeze on new student visa appointments will come in a
PIE journalist lands major award for HOELT and F-1 exposés
Polly Nash picked up a coveted trophy last night at an awards ceremony, shining a light on up-and-coming journalists held