UPenn Prof Warns U.S. Risks Losing Global Edge Without Chinese Students
UPenn professor Diana Mutz warns U.S. visa cuts and SEVP revocations are driving Chinese students away, risking America’s research, innovation and global trust.
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US Visa Clampdown on Chinese Students Could Backfire on Innovation
US moves to revoke visas for Chinese students risk backfiring, as education politicization threatens American innovation leadership, say experts.
US Tightens Visa Rules for Students from the Chinese Mainland
The US tightens visa screening for students from the Chinese mainland, threatening campus budgets and shaking up global education in an era of shifting travel policies.
Mid-Autumn Festival Highlights Challenges for Chinese Students Abroad
As China’s Mid-Autumn Festival celebrates family reunions, Chinese students abroad face challenges, contributing to the decline in US enrollments.
Chinese Students Share Spring Festival Traditions in the U.S.
Chinese students in the U.S. blend tradition and innovation to celebrate Spring Festival, sharing cultural pride through dumplings, virtual reunions, and community events in New York.
Chinese Students in UK Share Spring Festival Hopes & Traditions
Chinese students in London reflect on Spring Festival traditions, family ties, and aspirations for the Year of the Rabbit while bridging cultural heritage with global connections.
Chinese Students in San Francisco Navigate COVID-19 Challenges and Discrimination
A vlogger explores the challenges faced by Chinese students in San Francisco amid strict COVID-19 measures and experiences of discrimination.