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US middle and high school teachers are redesigning assessments with more oral exams, in-class writing, and face-to-face evaluations to counter student reliance on generative AI tools.

At the EAIE conference in Glasgow, UK universities are grappling with sharp declines in international student visas and looming financial pressures from proposed levies.

New OECD data highlights surging international mobility at master's and doctoral levels, with foreign students comprising up to 87% of doctoral entrants in top destinations. The findings underscore STEM advantages and risks from policy tightening in major hosts.

France’s government has pledged to overhaul its national online university admissions platform by 2028 in response to weeks of student protests over education and living costs.

Fall enrollment at Michigan's 15 public universities fell by more than 5,000 students year over year, reaching the lowest total in at least a decade, according to preliminary data.

Australia's international education sector is navigating slower student growth, tighter visa rules and rising transnational education as it prepares for AIEC 2026.

More than 50 colleges and universities have joined a new national initiative led by five major higher education associations to strengthen student outcomes and counter public doubts about the value of a degree.

Ohio State University President Ravi Bellamkonda discussed plans for the new Timoshev Technology Tower, an innovation and research facility set to break ground this week on the west campus.

California school districts are seeing a sharp decline in new immigrant student enrollment, with some areas reporting drops of up to half compared to last year amid reduced border crossings.

Higher education leaders at a Times Higher Education summit in Cape Town stressed the need for universities to move beyond superficial MoUs and invest in sustained, mutually beneficial international ties to navigate geopolitical challenges and deliver real impact.