How OPT Restrictions Could Shatter International Students’ U.S. Dream

This article explains what Optional Practical Training is, why changes are being considered, and how ending it could impact ...
The Gazette

Iowa hiring controversy renews debate over E-Verify and gaps in employment checks

After the arrest of former Des Moines schools superintendent Ian Roberts over questions about his immigration and work ...
The Financial Express

H-1B cap-exempt employers skip lottery but must file labor condition application of foreign workers

Employers seeking to hire H-1B employees, regardless of cap status, must submit a Labor Condition Application (LCA) to the ...

The Campaign To Split Oregon in Two: ‘We Want To Be Governed by Idaho’

Organizers behind the Greater Idaho campaign say they want to transfer more than a dozen rural Oregon counties into neighboring Idaho.

What a new proposed 15% cap on foreign admissions in the US could mean for Indian students

While the likes of MIT and Dartmouth have criticised the proposal, it is tied to significant amounts of federal funding for colleges and could shape future admissions.
KSL

BYU students weigh in as study shows Gen Z is divided on socialism, political violence

A recent study by the Buckley Institute at Yale University found college students nationwide are equally divided on living in ...

See the more than 2 dozen lawsuits Arizona filed against the Trump administration

Follow along and find every case filed by Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes' office since President Donald Trump's second inauguration.

These Students Are Scared. Friends and Teachers Are Their Protectors.

Sometimes, they offer a place to stay to immigrant children. Other times, they provide help navigating the legal system. They ...

How The Trump Admin's Attack on Higher Education and DEI Are Impacting Campuses

The Trump admin's college compact is only the latest effort to change US academic institutions; schools like Columbia, ...

Measles outbreaks across the US continue to add to record case count

A deadly measles outbreak in Texas ended in August, but outbreaks in other parts of the United States continue to add ...

SPECIAL REPORT To reopen or not to reopen: That is the fraught question for U.S. schools

After a two-week deluge of calls and messages from parents - and at least one death threat - the school board in Chandler, Arizona, called a special meeting this fall.

Five Ways the Department of Education Is Upending Public Schools

The Trump administration has made a rapid succession of hires and decisions at the Department of Education that could spur ...