Francesca Maglione

Recent foreign graduates struggle to find employers who will sponsor their visas.

Applicants to US universities are confronting a rapidly shifting higher education landscape.

The visa program’s overhaul could worsen the financial strain on higher education.

Families are struggling to understand pricing systems that have grown more confusing in recent years.

Families are struggling to understand pricing systems that have grown more confusing in recent years.

Vanderbilt University, a happy ‘unicorn’ of higher education, is drawing fire from its peers for not standing up to the White House.

Columbia University is welcoming its largest-ever freshman class, allaying school administrators’ concerns that two years of campus turmoil and a crackdown on US colleges by President Donald Trump would crimp enrollment.

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Princeton University is expanding its financial aid program, announcing that most students from households making as much as $250,000 a year won’t pay tuition starting this fall.

International students are struggling to secure visas as the Trump administration aggressively moves to curtail immigration, threatening college budgets across the US.

Public colleges and universities in states Trump won are bracing for a financial squeeze.

Lately, Wesleyan University’s Michael Roth has started making a habit of checking in with his dean of admissions more often. He’s worried about their international students — and whether any have opted not to enroll.

For Lloyd Blankfein, Harvard University’s appeal to foreign students is inextricably linked to its national identity.

Marie Chantel Montas, a third-year Ph.D. candidate at Harvard University from the Dominican Republic, was on a road trip with her husband when she got the news: The Trump administration had blocked her school from enrolling international students, while current ones would have to transfer.

Public universities offer lower average tuition costs, but the savings look better for higher-income families.

The university is reducing expenses as colleges across the US face reductions in federal funding.

Many families have incomes that are too high to qualify for meaningful aid but too low to afford to pay out of pocket.

Families preparing to cover college bills with money in the popular investment accounts have taken a hit with stocks moving lower.