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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.

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.

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.

Tightening visa rules in the UK and US are driving down international enrollments, shifting talent flows to more welcoming destinations like Germany, France, and Hong Kong.

Global school policies on device use reveal a deeper shift in educational technology from engagement-focused tools to evidence-driven and AI-personalized approaches.

Admissions leaders from Rice, UConn and Northeastern discussed targeted outreach, financial aid and flexible policies to attract foreign students amid demographic and policy challenges at the NACAC conference.

This week's roundup highlights flux in international student policies, including proposed high fees for OPT participation and lawsuits over training program guidance.

UK universities are withdrawing offers to international students in an effort to preempt a potential blanket government ban on overseas enrollments.

The University of Hertfordshire has opened its new medical school in Hatfield, welcoming its first cohort of international students to a five-year bachelor degree program.

French student unions are pledging to sustain their campaign after securing a government commitment to deploy thousands of additional teachers amid ongoing school closures and protests.