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Over 100 people were arrested on Wednesday at the University of Southern California (USC) and the University of Texas (UT) during protests against Israel’s war on Gaza.

Harvard University has closed Harvard Yard amid a wave of pro-Palestine protests taking place at campuses nationwide.

A new survey has revealed that more than half of Canadians believe Canada welcomes too many international students, worsening the housing crisis.

At least 45 people were arrested at Yale University on Monday morning during protests against the war in Gaza.

Columbia University said early Monday that it is making a switch to remote-only classes following protests on campus over Israel’s war in Gaza, which have been going on for six days.

Over two million high school students in the United States should soon decide which college to attend. However, this has become a challenge for them as many universities increase tuition and other expenses, some exceeding $90,000 per year.

Although the Australian government has decided to cut the post-study work visas for international students by two years, many still choose to study in the country specifically because of employment opportunities after graduation.

Is Switzerland becoming the new higher education hub for international students? Although the country may still need to become one of the top ten host destinations for international students, official data show that it has been appealing to an increasing number of students over the last few years.

The University of Michigan has received more than 105,000 applications for this fall, a new record high. This surge highlights the growing interest among prospective first-year and transfer students in attending the university for the fall 2024 term.

The University of Miami is the latest institution to offer a course on the work of the American singer and songwriter Taylor Swift, named “Mastermind Taylor Swift Brand.”