Arthur Miller's Moving Ode to the University of Michigan

As the Pulitzer celebrates its centennial today, we take a look at renowned playwright Arthur Miller’s student days at the University of Michigan, recaptured in his moving ode to his alma mater.

Return on Investment: Harvard Business School to Wall Street

Vikram Gandhi, investment banker, CEO of VSG Capital Advisors and founder of Asha Impact, spoke to BrainGain magazine about Harvard Business School and what makes it the best in MBA education.

Studying Engineering Design

Matthew Karau, an electronics engineer who specializes in designing interactive systems, teaches Engineering Design at New York University, Abu Dhabi. He got his Bachelor of Science degree in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science from MIT. He has taught in European universities, provided consulting services to several companies, and worked in interdisciplinary research organizations such as MIT Media Lab and Media Lab Europe. He is also a certified Cordon Bleu chef. Here he talks about Engineering Design and offers advice to students interested in it.

U.S. Modifies F1 Visa: International STEM Students to Gain

The US Department of Homeland Security has announced a big change to the F1 visa for students. What is the change? And whom does it benefit? Read below.

US government backs international education in landmark statement

After two decades, the US government has taken a public stand in favour of international students.

The Credit System in USA's Higher Education

U.S. Higher education is based on credits. What are they and how do they work? Find out below.

Straight Talk: The Adjunctification of American Higher Education

'Adjunct' faculty is an increasingly common feature across USA's university campuses. Dr. Pushkar analyses why this is a concern for academics and students in the US as well as all over the world.

A Year Abroad: Kennedy-Lugar Youth Exchange and Study Program

The YES program provides scholarships for high-school students from countries like India, Pakistan, Bangladesh to spend up to a year in the US

International students will not be able to study online-only and remain in the US, starting this fall

The US announces an unfriendly modification to their Student Exchange and Visitor Program.