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Columbia Alumnus Urges Reopening of 116th Street Gates in Morningside Heights
A Columbia alumnus and local residents are challenging the university's closure of the 116th Street gates through public pressure and a class-action lawsuit.
Apply Now for Harvard University Pre-Doctoral Fellowship Fully Funded in 2026
Harvard University opens applications for fully funded 2026 Pre-Doctoral Fellowships in economics, offering up to $68k salary and…
Accenture CEO Julie Sweet’s Golden Rule: Say Yes to Stretch Opportunities
Accenture CEO Julie Sweet urges workers to accept 'stretch' roles to build resilience and AI-ready skills, essential for…
English-Language Schools Push Back Against Visa Back Door Claims and Accreditation Rules
Ireland introduces mandatory accreditation for English schools to curb visa misuse and ensure students prioritize education over unauthorized…
Hundreds of Students Suspended as Anti-ICE Walkouts Draw Federal Agents
F-1 students involved in school walkouts must prioritize SEVIS compliance to avoid status loss and potential deportation following…
Columbia University and Barnard College Lead Fulbright U.S. Student Program
Columbia and Barnard recognized as Top Producing Institutions for the 2025-2026 Fulbright Program, reflecting elite levels of global…
Harvard’s Urban Studies Track Empowers International Students for Global Careers
Harvard University introduces an interdisciplinary Urban Studies track for the 2026-27 academic year, blending humanities with quantitative data…
France Sets Special Global Strategic Partnership to Host 30,000 Indian Students and Launch AI Health Hub
President Macron targets 30,000 Indian students in France by 2030 and launches a new AI health hub at…
DAAD Survey Shows English-Taught Programmes Draw More First-Time Foreign Students
Germany's international student numbers hit 420,000 in 2025/26, led by India, amid growing demand for English-taught master's degrees…
Carnegie Mellon and MIT Lead Foreign Funding Race in U.S. Colleges
U.S. colleges reported $5.2B in foreign funding in 2025, with Carnegie Mellon and MIT leading. Qatar remains the…