Asian Americans make up 41% of Harvard’s Class of 2029
On October 23, Harvard University released data for the Class of 2029, revealing that Asian Americans make up 41% of…
Twenty Years After China’s College Expansion, U.S. Universities Emerge as Unexpected Beneficiaries
NBER recently released a new working paper showing that China’s massive university enrollment expansion, launched in 1999, has not only…
A Life Adrift, a Heart Returned — Remembering Yang Chen-Ning
n October 18, 2025, Nobel laureate and physicist Yang Chen-Ning passed away at Tsinghua campus in Beijing at the age…
Over One-Third of Nobel Laureates Are Immigrants — Nature Reveals a New Global Landscape of Scientific Migration
In an era marked by intensifying globalization and technological competition, the mobility of scientific talent has become a defining feature…
A Family Legacy and the Dream of Education
In the first half of this year, while helping a friend inquire about acquiring an American university, someone suggested I…
New York City Sues Social Media Giants for Harming Youth, Citing Extensive Social Science Evidence
On October 8, the New York City government and its affiliated agencies filed a 327-page complaint in U.S. federal court,…
The Sharp Decline of Chinese Students Hits U.S. Universities and Small-Town Economies
The decline in the number of Chinese students is having a profound impact on U.S. universities and local communities. According…