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A total 675 students have been arrested in at least 15 universities in the United States as student protests against Israel’s war in Gaza continue.

African students accounted for nearly half of the total 412,087 international students in France in 2023 and 14 percent of all university students studying in the country in the 2022/23 academic year.

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.

An artificial intelligence (AI) chatbot will support students at the Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) with their mental health.

The United States remains the most preferred study destination for students from India, and cost and safety are not a deterrent in their choice, according to Oxford International’s Student Global Mobility Index (SGMI).

University of Kent, a public university in England, opened its international college for international students (UK IC) in the Cornwallis building on the Canterbury campus.

The critical shortage of skilled workers remains a challenge in Germany, with employers having a hard time to fill vacant positions.

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.