Looted businesses, smashed windows, police-protester confrontations and other images of chaos were commonplace in international news about Argentina in December 2001.
Despite political unrest, two University...
The University's Global Campus and International Service and Travel Center will merge this summer, integrating study, work, volunteer, internship and travel opportunities.
The new Learning Abroad Center...
Cyprus' ambassador to the United States visited the University on Friday amid recent news that the divided Greek and Turkish island will likely reunite and join the European Union next year.
Since 1974,...
International graduate student applications are down 24 percent from one year ago, prompting University admissions officials to brainstorm recruitment options.
The approximately one-quarter drop is concerning,...
Esther Chavez Cano stood in front of a couple dozen women, looking out at the skyscrapers on a gray day in downtown Minneapolis.
In a calm yet firm voice, Chavez Cano asked the group's assistance for a...
The image of Saddam Hussein's statue falling to the ground Wednesday in Baghdad triggered questions about what is next for Iraq.
Though President George W. Bush has emphasized the United Nations' humanitarian...
