In April 2025, Harvard University became a focal point in the ongoing tension between higher education institutions and the Trump administration. The U.S. Department of Education announced a freeze on $2.3 billion in federal funds allocated to Harvard, citing the university’s alleged failure to adequately address antisemitism on campus. This move followed similar actions against […]
As international students looking to study abroad, one of your top priorities is ensuring a smooth and affordable journey through higher education. If you are interested in healthcare and nursing, you will be excited to hear about the new scholarship opportunities available to nursing students at the University of Michigan. Thanks to a generous $2 […]
In an exciting move toward making higher education more accessible, Harvard University has announced that tuition will be free for families earning under $200,000 per year. This policy change is expected to have a significant impact on students across the U.S. and beyond, particularly those from middle-income backgrounds. But what about international students, especially those […]
In a significant move aimed at fostering deeper educational ties between India and New Zealand, New Zealand’s Prime Minister has announced the launch of the New Zealand Education Award (NZEA) to support Indian students pursuing their education in the country. The new initiative is designed to make New Zealand an even more attractive destination for […]
The ongoing diplomatic tensions between India and Canada, which began after accusations surrounding the death of a Sikh separatist leader, have created uncertainty for Indian students planning to study in Canada. While there is no direct ban on Indian students entering Canada, there are several potential impacts that students should be aware of. Visa Delays: […]
Recently, the British Council has introduced a digital badge that it claims, after the needed training, its agents and school counselors will be able to carry and share their professional achievements and knowledge obtained through an hour-long webinar besides that, as they completed the webinar series, promoted and supported by the CEU, of the British […]
British universities are in urgent need of more funding. The President of Universities UK, Dame Sally Mapstone, expressed these concerns. She mentioned that universities are at a critical point. Without proper investment, the system could decline further. The universities are in a very difficult position. Dame Sally stated that the upcoming plan will show that […]
Two nursing students studying at Elmhurst University have been chosen as the beneficiaries of the demanding Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship, which will enable them to do a study course in Ireland this semester and incorporate these experiences in their career plans and objectives in the future. Elmhurst University seniors Karen Alvarez, of Elmwood Park, […]
The UK government is mulling over the idea of substituting the Secure English Language Test (SELT) with a Home Office-owned testing model as one of the components of the language requirements. The move will be a part of the student visas overhaul. The government, in a tender notice published last week for the Home Office […]
ASILENT Millennium, a Southern Chinese startup, identifies itself as a developer of state-of-the-art tools for inspecting and examining adolescent behavior, but it should be noted that one of its client is Southern China students who apparently committed suicide in a murder-suicidal incident in their apartment. The shocking incident also took place in New Zealand and […]
