Jensen Huang Joins Tsinghua University! Opportunities Unlocked for North American International Students
On September 29, the School of Economics and Management at Tsinghua University released the list of new members joining its 2026 Advisory Board. The two most high-profile appointees are Jensen Huang, Founder and CEO of NVIDIA, and Lisa Su, Chair and CEO of AMD. In addition, Pictet-Marc Pictet, Senior Managing Partner of the Pictet Group in Switzerland, has also been named a new board member.
Good News on U.S. CPT! Coalition Backed by Harvard, MIT and Other Universities Steps In
This time, it is not a single university speaking out, but four major organizations: the AAU (Association of American Universities), NAFSA, the Presidents' Alliance and AICUM. Notably, AAU’s membership includes leading U.S. research universities such as Harvard, MIT and Stanford.
U.S. Job Postings Surge by 52%: Why Are International Students Still Struggling to Land Roles?
The 52% year‑over‑year rise in manufacturing and construction job openings refers to the volume of published job postings, not offers or final hires.
Breaking! PERM Processing Frozen for 8 Tech Giants Including Microsoft and Adobe; J‑1 Visa Probe Targets 9 Elite Universities Such as Harvard and MIT
On October 8 local time, the U.S. government rolled out two major actions simultaneously. One targets the employment‑based green card pathways for leading tech companies, while the other launches a subpoena investigation into J‑1 exchange visitor programs at nine top universities including Harvard, MIT and Stanford.
Jensen Huang Joins Tsinghua University! Opportunities Unlocked for North American International Students
On September 29, the School of Economics and Management at Tsinghua University released the list of new members joining its 2026 Advisory Board. The two most high-profile appointees are Jensen Huang, Founder and CEO of NVIDIA, and Lisa Su, Chair and CEO of AMD. In addition, Pictet-Marc Pictet, Senior Managing Partner of the Pictet Group in Switzerland, has also been named a new board member.
Read More >>Good News on U.S. CPT! Coalition Backed by Harvard, MIT and Other Universities Steps In
This time, it is not a single university speaking out, but four major organizations: the AAU (Association of American Universities), NAFSA, the Presidents' Alliance and AICUM. Notably, AAU’s membership includes leading U.S. research universities such as Harvard, MIT and Stanford.
Read More >>U.S. Job Postings Surge by 52%: Why Are International Students Still Struggling to Land Roles?
The 52% year‑over‑year rise in manufacturing and construction job openings refers to the volume of published job postings, not offers or final hires.
Read More >>Breaking! PERM Processing Frozen for 8 Tech Giants Including Microsoft and Adobe; J‑1 Visa Probe Targets 9 Elite Universities Such as Harvard and MIT
On October 8 local time, the U.S. government rolled out two major actions simultaneously. One targets the employment‑based green card pathways for leading tech companies, while the other launches a subpoena investigation into J‑1 exchange visitor programs at nine top universities including Harvard, MIT and Stanford.
Read More >>White House “Superintelligence Lunch”: AI Rebranded as SI — A Self‑Regulation Pact Reshaping Global Tech Dynamics
This agreement constitutes a voluntary industry commitment, not congressional legislation, and carries no binding legal force. Signatory tech companies voluntarily pledge to build a multi‑layered safety guardrail framework for cutting‑edge superintelligence models, embedding risk controls throughout the entire model‑development lifecycle.
Read More >>As the H-1B Clock Ticks Down: Why Are "Human SQL Machines" the First to Be Phased Out in North America?
A seasoned Data Analyst who can build a stable career at large North American tech firms and even sponsor your H‑1B visa is never defined by memorizing a handful of LeetCode SQL problems. The truly valuable skills are forged through constant trial and error embedded in day‑to‑day business work.
Read More >>AMD Bets Big on World‑Models With $8.2‑Billion Acquisition of World Labs Led by Fei‑Fei Li; AI Competition Enters the Era of Hardware‑Software Integration
AMD has officially announced a transformative deal sending ripples across the global AI industry: it will acquire Fei‑Fei Li‑founded World Labs for $8.2 billion in an all‑stock transaction. This marks AMD’s second‑largest acquisition in its corporate history. The transaction is expected to close by the end of 2026 and remains subject to regulatory approvals across multiple jurisdictions.
Read More >>U.S. Quant Fall Recruiting Heats Up: Optiver New-Grad Compensation Hits $5 Million
This year, for Quant Summer Intern roles in the U.S. market, weekly pay for some positions has reached roughly $7,000–$8,800. Meanwhile, total compensation for full-time Quant New-Grad packages has climbed to approximately $700,000.
Read More >>New Dallas Fed Data Reveals: Why Are New Grads the First to Be Displaced by AI?
For every 10‑percentage‑point increase in the share of automatable tasks associated with a given major, graduates from that major see a 1.7-percentage-point relative drop in their probability of securing employment in Texas within one year after graduation. Among graduates who do land jobs, their first-year earnings also fall by roughly 5% on a relative basis.
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