Media & Press
- Three crises threaten human survival, Chomsky warns, University World News, December 2020.
- The pandemic may have changed international recruitment forever, The Chronicle of Higher Education, November 2020.
- More international students were coming to U.S. universities–then COVID hit, Nature, November 2020.
- High school students optimistic about the future and university study prospects despite Covid, The Tribune, September 2020.
- Indian and Nepalese high schoolers “optimistic” about studying abroad, The PIE News, September 2020.
- Students still want to study abroad, but for new reasons, University World News, September 2020.
- Revocation of immigration rules may not end victimisation of foreign students in US, Outlook Magazine, July 2020.
- Employability for the 21st Century. In conversation with Rajika Bhandari, EAIE Forum Magazine, Summer 2020.
- COVID-19 affects international enrollment, experience in higher education, experts say, The Daily Californian, May 2020
- Will Coronavirus crisis trigger an enrollment crisis? Inside Higher Ed, February 2020
- Meet the new international student, Chronicle of Higher Education, January 2020
- IC3 Conference welcomes over 900 to Mumbai, The PIE News, September 2019
- Fewer Chinese students at many campuses, Inside Higher Ed, October 2019
- Educators ask Congress to act as foreign students seek study elsewhere, Voice of America, May 2019
- The Top 50 schools for international students 2019: Enrollment is slowing but it’s not all Trump, Forbes, February 2019
- One of America’s most vital exports, education, never goes abroad, but it still faces threats, New York Times, January 2019
- Education is not just about what is happening in the classroom, interview with Association Advisor, September 2018
- Iranian students protest US visa slowdown, Nature, August 2018
- International students to US: Do you really want us? Christian Science Monitor, July 2018
- U.S. high schools picking up more flavor, Wall Street Journal, September 2017
- “I’ll be in Canada”: More students are looking to head north, Washington Post, March 2017
