Economist Michael Clemens on why immigration isn't a zero-sum game—and what decades of research reveal about the true cost of shutting the door on international students and skilled workers.
International Student and Scholar Services
With massive changes to immigration policies affecting international students, ISSS leaders are learning how to help students and support staff in a time of uncertainty.
The challenges for international students in creative and performing arts programs—especially with government work regulations—are outweighed by the creativity that they offer.
From family expectations to campus belonging, practitioners share how institutions can better support students from Latin America and the Caribbean.
Recent and proposed changes in U.S. immigration policy threaten the pipeline of international talent filling critical workforce gaps—with uncertain consequences for students, institutions, and industries alike.
During a time of crisis, we were compelled to provide our students with a sense of belonging and support.
How preparation, patience, and professionalism help ISSS experts overcome bureaucratic challenges and build effective government relationships
As institutions ramp up their recruitment efforts across the Africa, they must balance ambition with ethical practices of transparency, cultural sensitivity, and a student-first approach.
International scholars have always had unique needs, but the past few months have created new stressors and unprecedented challenges for them.
Ensuring international students feel at home requires a continuum of care.