Following the release of the 2019 Open Doors report,
The Washington Post writes that the number of foreign undergraduates enrolled at U.S. colleges and universities has dropped for the first time in 13 years, while
Inside Higher Ed highlights the results showing the number of Americans studying abroad in college is increasing . . . Pennsylvania State University will soon release the first national scorecard on fraternities and sororities, reports
The Philadelphia Inquirer . . . Low-income students are only half as likely to graduate from college as their more affluent peers even when they attended top suburban high schools, according to first-of-its-kind state education data analyzed by
The Boston Globe . . . The
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette examines what impact trade war between the United States and China could have on Pennsylvania Colleges.
Study Finds Fewer Foreign Undergraduates in U.S. Colleges — the First Drop in 13 YearsThe Washington Post (sub. req.) | Nov. 16, 2019
Study Abroad Numbers Continue Steady Increase
Inside Higher Ed | Nov. 18, 2019
Penn State Soon to Unveil National Report Card on Greek Life; 55 Colleges Have Provided Data
The Philadelphia Inquirer | Nov. 15, 2019
For Low-income Students, the Suburbs Are No Sure Path to College
The Boston Globe (sub. req.) | Nov. 16, 2019
China Economic Slowdown Could Have Significant Impact on Pa. Colleges
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette | Nov. 18, 2019