A change in admission quotas is enough to get some parents protesting in the streets; and sending children abroad.
Ventures in Seattle — and Laos, and Malaysia — are all part of a new soft-power push.
Three overseas students at Smith College end up feeling caught between two cultures.
Foreign-language teachers in China often become accidental confidants, even therapists.
Fitting in is hard for everyone, but particularly for students born thousands of miles away.
Why a growing number of Chinese students at U.S. universities are coming home with Christian beliefs.
And new data shows their atheist parents don't seem to mind.
Here’s where all those Chinese students are going — from New York to Silicon Valley to the American heartland.
"The world has somehow shifted," wrote one of the hundred-plus surveyed by FP.
Yes, but it’s not always a win for American soft power, according to a recent FP survey.
What it's like to live a double life.
More Chinese students are studying in the U.S. than ever before.
Elite colleges in both the United States and China increasingly produce graduates with similar desires -- and similar flaws.
Obama just announced a new initiative promising just that — and all by 2020.
Chinese students abroad used to be seen as diligent, penny-pinching, and idealistic. No longer.
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The Brothers of Italy, which descended from Mussolini’s fascist movement, is projected to win the coming election.
Italy’s politics is a constant cycle of failed populist waves.
Ventures in Seattle — and Laos, and Malaysia — are all part of a new soft-power push.
Three overseas students at Smith College end up feeling caught between two cultures.
