A university professor has been suspended following an incident on August 15 where he was physically assaulted and stripped by angry students over an alleged attempt to sexually molest a female student.

The Students & Young Professionals African Liberty Academy (SYPALA) 2026 has commenced at UPSA, gathering 100 young Africans for four days of intensive discussions on the continent’s economic resilience.

The increasing prominence of artificial intelligence and an uncertain job market are contributing to a decline in applications for computer science programs among students.

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani announced a giveaway of 2,000 free Broadway tickets to high school students, notably recording video messages in Chinese (Mandarin), Spanish, and Bengali.

Reports indicate an increase in disruptive behavior within New Zealand classrooms, prompting the Act Party to advocate for teachers to have the authority to remove disruptive students and use reasonable force.

An increasing number of US colleges are introducing three-year bachelor's degree programs, which reduce the traditional four-year curriculum by cutting a year and associated credits.

Both the BJP and AAP are focusing on sports outreach programs to connect with Gen Z voters in Punjab, with Prime Minister Narendra Modi set to interact with students as part of the 'Khelo India Samvad' programme.

A Pakistani Army officer reportedly opened fire after his wife asked him to intervene in a student protest. Students were peacefully demonstrating against their department head over fees and class schedules.

High school students in France are now prohibited from using their mobile phones in school, requiring them to either hand them over at the start of class or keep them in their bags.

Severe waterlogging in Gurugram's Subhash Chowk area left several school buses carrying children stranded on flooded streets for hours. The incident caused significant disruption and trapped students.

Ghana's National Service Authority (NSA) has opened a final window for students with biodata mismatch issues to correct their information, setting an August 26 deadline. This initiative aims to resolve discrepancies before the final processing of national service placements.

The investigation into the Fagersta incident, which involved a teacher being locked in and students in shock, is expected to take a considerable amount of time. Authorities are working to understand the full scope of the event.

Many college students find their family health insurance coverage does not extend across state lines, leaving them with limited and often expensive options like emergency room visits for healthcare when far from home.

Irish students who completed the Leaving Cert are now focusing on the upcoming CAO round one offers, which will determine their university placements.

Fiona Butler, principal of a Dundalk school, highlighted the dedication and commitment of her students, stating that their hard work has paid off.

University of Ghana students have been encouraged to acquire practical skills necessary to drive the implementation of the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) across Africa. The call was made during the launch of the 2026 GITFiC AfCFTA Tertiary Students’ Week.

During the launch of the 'Safe to School' preventive campaign, the director of the Road Safety Agency, Saša Jevšnik Kafol, discussed how parents' poor examples can be the greatest danger for children. The initiative aims to promote safer practices for students.

Mediterranean College in Athens and Thessaloniki hosted its Open Day 2026, welcoming prospective students, parents, and professionals exploring their next steps in education and career.

The Techiman North District Assembly is introducing a comprehensive code of conduct for basic and senior high schools to combat student indiscipline and improve academic outcomes, with chiefs warning against interceding for errant students.

Senators in the Philippines are pushing for a community-based approach to school safety, citing concerns over the impact of live-shooter drills on students. This initiative aims to provide an alternative to traditional safety measures.

The Ruler of Sharjah has approved 4,434 scholarships for Emirati students and children of Emirati women to pursue higher education across eight universities. This initiative aims to support academic advancement within the emirate.

WyoTech students and faculty represented the institution on the national stage by participating in The Great Race.

Students in Fagersta are returning to school with a strong focus on providing support, as the community remains deeply affected by a recent incident.

North Macedonia's Ministry of Education and Science has issued a call for students to apply for subsidized student meals for the 2026/2027 academic year, with a deadline of August 31.

A town in Zambales, Philippines, sent students home and is investigating an online account responsible for a mass shooting threat. Authorities are working to determine the credibility of the threat and ensure public safety.

Tensions between Assam and Meghalaya have severely impacted tourism, leading to nearly 90% of bookings being cancelled following violence during a Khasi Students' Union rally in Shillong.

Principals in Offaly have praised their students on Leaving Cert Results Day, acknowledging their achievements.

A new study indicates that Dutch higher education institutions are highly valued by international students due to the availability of English-taught courses, affordable tuition, and quality education.

Lithuania's Ministry of Social Security and Labour reminded students with moderate or severe disabilities studying in higher education institutions that they are entitled to financial assistance, urging them to apply within the first days of the new academic year.

The new school year for primary, middle, and high school students across Greece will begin with the traditional blessing ceremony on Friday, September 11, when students will also receive their textbooks.

A 12-story student housing building is being planned for Rovaniemi, Finland, to address a shortage of rental apartments for students. However, the proposed high-rise has raised concerns about its potential visual impact on the city's landscape.

Brussels is anticipating significant traffic chaos due to a funeral procession for Sergeant-Major Olivier Francotte, ongoing construction projects, and the return of students to school. Commuters are advised to avoid certain routes.

Year 7 and 8 students from Ridgway School in Wellington, New Zealand, have installed nesting boxes for kororā (little blue penguins) along the Ōwhiro Bay coast to support local conservation efforts.

The Grade Seven Academy Reading initiative at Holy Trinity High School in Kingston is showing positive results, with lead implementer Grace Baston pleased with the latest assessment findings for grade-eight students.

The Irish Times Help desk team continues to respond to readers' questions, with recent queries from Leaving Cert students focusing on free fees, the Dare/Hear access schemes, and off-key music.

Up to half of foreign students from Zlín's Tomáš Baťa University who complete their studies in a foreign language program remain in the Czech Republic, but only a minority stay in Zlín, often struggling to find employment with local companies.

Hanoi is introducing an online enrolment system, as reported by Vietnam News, streamlining the process for students and parents in the capital city.

A tragic incident in Madhya Pradesh saw two teachers and a 15-year-old student drown in a waterfall pool. Three other students were rescued from the site.

Georgetown University in Qatar (GU-Q) has welcomed 150 new students and announced the introduction of new majors and minors. This expansion aims to enhance the academic offerings for its growing student body.

Lagos State University (LASU) has announced the resolution of the missing results row for English Department students, assuring all qualified students will graduate on time.

Students in Norway performed Divanhana's rendition of a song by Šaban Bajramović, showcasing how cultural heritage can be shared and used to introduce one's identity to others.

A bureau in Taiwan has warned that students are falling victim to sex scams, urging caution and awareness.

Students and local community groups gathered at Ušće in Belgrade for the 'Eco Uprising' protest. Participants expressed concerns about environmental issues, stating that their survival is being questioned.

Harvard University is discontinuing its Writing Center, a move that critics argue weakens writing education for students, even as the institution provides access to AI systems like ChatGPT.

An official named McMahon announced that the Education Department is 'cracking down' on teachers who harass students, indicating a new initiative to address misconduct.

An academic center in Nicaragua, along with students, professors, and members of the Iran-Nicaragua Parliamentary Friendship Group, held a ceremony to commemorate 168 students martyred by a US missile in Minab, Iran.

The severe student housing crisis in the Netherlands has led to a 'hidden shortage,' with thousands of students abandoning their search for accommodation due to the challenging market.

Three First Information Reports (FIRs) have been registered at Ranchi's Kotwali police station against 14 named and 200 unidentified individuals for obstructing government work and clashing with police in Jharkhand.

LGBTI+ students in Cape Verde schools face physical aggression and insults due to prejudice, prompting plans for teacher training starting in October.

Aerospace engineering courses in Portugal saw the highest minimum admission grades at universities in Porto, Minho, and Lisbon. Students opted for new vacancies in Coimbra and Nova de Lisboa, leaving five spots unfilled in Évora.

The 'Kreni-promeni' movement in Subotica painted over offensive graffiti targeting students, accusing authorities of inaction.

A federal court is scheduled to review arguments on September 3, 2026, regarding a proposed rule change that would overhaul the 'duration of status' policy for international students on F and J visas.

The UAE has introduced new rules for students switching between general and advanced school tracks, while Uzbekistan has established new regulations for vocational school management certificates and student transfers.

Representatives from polytechnics and universities in Portugal praise government measures like new incentive scholarships, but argue that the higher education system has failed as a social elevator, with poorer students making up only 3% of new placements. They emphasize the need to improve secondary education quality and reinforce special contingents.

Fifty high school students from across Slovenia traded their summer holidays for a week of discipline and learning at a police summer camp, organized for the second consecutive year, to experience the police profession.

An article from The Straits Times offers advice on how students can effectively utilize their Primary 6 preliminary examination results to enhance their performance in the upcoming PSLE.

Private tutors in South Korea are teaching semiconductor basics and helping students polish their CVs, as hopefuls seek to join the lucrative chipmaking sector.

A relief teacher was censured by a tribunal after being found to have touched a homestay student's legs and kissed her, leading him to state he would no longer host students.

A newly completed two-story, eight-classroom building at Rawis Integrated School in Legazpi City, Philippines, is expected to eliminate shifting schedules and provide more adequate learning spaces for students.

A report emphasizes the significant role of school meal programs in Africa, currently reaching 71.5 million students, as a key catalyst for transforming food systems across the continent.

Zuger Education Director Stephan Schleiss is implementing mandatory grades for exams and semi-annual comparative tests for all students, aiming to boost school performance.

An 18-year-old suspect has been remanded in custody following a fatal sword attack at Brinellskolan in Fagersta, Sweden, which resulted in the death of a 17-year-old girl, now identified by Swedish police. Hundreds of teachers and students are expected to be questioned as part of the ongoing investigation.

A growing trend shows British students are choosing white-collar apprenticeships over attending top colleges.

Twenty-eight students from Bomet and Kericho counties in Kenya have secured university scholarships totaling Sh22 million.

Detroit Public Schools Community District has expanded its cash incentive program to middle schoolers, offering up to $1,000 for perfect attendance after reporting a 9-point drop in chronic absenteeism.

Pedro Duarte, the Mayor of Porto, stated that housing for university students is scarce and expensive, advocating for decentralization of housing options to address the problem without impacting the city's academic vibrancy.

Studenti u blokadi objavili su danas da uz pomoć građana, do sada kupili i obezbedili veliku količinu opreme i zaliha za gašenje požara, za sve koji u

A new report indicates a 15 percent decrease in the number of Indian students seeking undergraduate courses in the United States, with India being the top source for international students.

There has been a 15 percent decline in the number of Indian students seeking admission to undergraduate courses in the United States.

US universities are pausing the Curricular Practical Training (CPT) program following a new memo from Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), leaving many Indian students in a difficult situation.

Kostreš announced that the League of Social Democrats of Vojvodina (LSV) is close to deciding to support the student list. This indicates potential political alignment for upcoming elections or movements.

Mexico City is proposing the installation of cabinets with 24 or 30 lockable spaces in schools and restaurants to store cell phones, aiming to reduce screen usage among students and patrons.

The Nigerian Federal Government has officially released the admission list for the 2026/2027 academic session for Federal Unity Colleges. Prospective students can now check their admission status.

The Chhattisgarh government announced plans to introduce lessons on the state's unique art and culture to students.

Aerospace Engineering is leading entry averages in higher education in Portugal, with experts like Albertino Arteiro from the University of Porto explaining the growing attraction and market opportunities in the field.

As the new academic year approaches, parents, guardians and students are once again preparing for the annual back-to-school shopping rush.

Soaring housing prices and a lack of official receipts for rented rooms are creating significant obstacles for higher education students in Portugal, with a third of students in Coimbra's private accommodation lacking contracts.

A growing trend sees college students completing their bachelor's degrees in three years, saving up to $20,000, though critics express concerns about 'cutting corners'. This accelerated path has expanded to 26 states as institutions seek to make higher education more affordable and efficient.

The National Association of Medical Students (ANEM) in Portugal argues that increasing medical school vacancies will not solve the National Health Service (SNS) issues. They propose redistributing existing slots to inland areas, as coastal hospitals are at their limit for interns.

Mexico's SEP has announced the creation of the 'Educación Superior 2026' platform, offering over 37,000 places for students who did not secure admission to UNAM or other institutions.

The Lithuanian state will finance the studies of 21 students who won the 'Next 100' competition and were admitted to top global universities, providing up to 61,000 euros per year for their studies abroad.

Second-year architecture students from the University of Nicosia have won most of the prizes and honorable mentions in the global 'Community Urban Farm' architecture competition, with their studio project focused on Gaza.

A protest at Islamabad’s Sarhad University of Science and Information Technology escalated into a clash between students and a uniformed security official, who is now in custody facing disciplinary action.

A Russian psychologist advises that first-grade students should prioritize adapting to school, managing difficulties, and maintaining an interest in learning, rather than focusing primarily on academic grades.

The Faculty of Philosophy in Novi Sad will mark the anniversary of the end of a student blockade and a period of police presence on Wednesday, August 26.

Sweden is considering strengthening security measures in schools after a recent attack raised concerns among students and authorities. The proposed changes aim to address the feeling of insecurity reported by students in the aftermath of the incident.

Police in Omaha reportedly used electrocution gloves to subdue high school students, leading to pleas from the school district and parents for law enforcement to cease using such devices in schools.

In response to a recent sword attack at a school in Fagersta, the Swedish government is establishing a special commission to develop new measures aimed at protecting students and teachers from violence.

A new study indicates that students who utilized artificial intelligence tools achieved poorer results on exams, although they demonstrated improved performance on their homework assignments.

Students and the opposition in Serbia are facing significant challenges in defending votes, particularly given the current voter list. They are advised to rely on their own efforts to ensure election integrity.

Roehampton University is challenging traditional funding models with an esports scholarship scheme, offering financial support to students excelling in competitive gaming while maintaining academic progress.

Students are advised on how to protect their devices, files, and personal data from cyberattacks, emphasizing that a single click can have significant consequences.

Former international students are protesting work permit restrictions in Canada, arguing that they should receive compassion rather than examinations by the CBSA during their demonstrations.

The Tomanović law firm has responded to the release of an audio recording of students' conversations from a cafe, alleging it is a coordinated effort by Informer and state entities to infringe upon the rights of young people.

A new program at the Seoul Global Center is offering foreign residents and students the opportunity to practice Korean using city information relevant to their daily lives, aiming to make Seoul's Korean-language notices easier to understand.

The DPK, Alliance, and students protested in front of the government building, accusing Albin Kurti of usurping the prime minister's office. The demonstrations highlight political discontent and calls for accountability.

Deco Proteste has introduced a new platform aimed at helping displaced students find suitable accommodation, addressing the current challenges of limited supply and high rental prices in the market.

South Korea will restrict state scholarships and student loans for incoming students at 20 universities and junior colleges next year. These institutions failed to meet accreditation or financial sustainability requirements.

Slovenia has initiated the 'Safe to School' campaign, appealing to drivers to exercise increased caution on roads. The campaign aims to enhance safety for students as they return to school.

This year, 131 individuals will be awarded Dr Barry Wint Memorial Scholarships, bringing the total number of recipients to over 800 since the program's inception in 2024.

The World Youth Forum (WYF) brought together over 400 students for a Future Liberal Arts Leadership Summit held in Macao. The event focused on developing future leaders in the liberal arts.

Schools in Fagersta have reopened after a violent incident, allowing students to return to their classes. The reopening signifies a return to normalcy for the community following the event.

Bulgarian high school graduates are taking their second mandatory matriculation exam today, August 24, for a specialized subject or a state vocational exam. This applies to students who did not take the exams in May, were not admitted, or received a low grade.

Chinese students are increasingly opting for specialized study tours to tech firms and laboratories, seeking hands-on AI experience and a glimpse into future technologies, moving beyond traditional classroom learning.

The University of Doha for Science and Technology (UDST) has announced it is welcoming 2000 new students for the upcoming Academic Year 2026-2027.

A financial crisis is anticipated to hinder preparations for national examinations, posing challenges for students and educational institutions. This highlights the broader impact of economic instability on the education sector.

Students at GSKV Khajuri Khas, a Delhi government school, have been without a regular chemistry teacher for over three years, severely impacting their preparation for board exams.

Students and volunteers in Alabama are restoring fragile sand dunes by placing discarded Christmas trees along the coast to trap sand and planting native vegetation.

The Nigerian government is taking steps to ensure textbooks reach students and combat learning poverty, while also being urged to adequately fund universities to maintain global recognition. Additionally, the government is moving to dualize the Ibadan-Ijebu Ode road.

Students and citizen groups organized an 'Eco Uprising' protest in Belgrade's Ušće park to highlight the ecological problems affecting Serbia.

Approximately 1,600 students from the lowest income bracket were placed in the first phase of the national university competition in Portugal, a record number but representing a smaller proportion than in previous years.

An increasing number of Saudi students are choosing universities in the Philippines for English language and medical programs.

A school principal in Alwar has been suspended following serious allegations from local residents after a video surfaced showing him bathing with girl students.

Universities in New South Wales, Australia, are integrating artificial intelligence into their educational practices, including AI simulations for nursing students, avatar course conveners, and academic support assistants.

Hundreds of Grade 12 students and non-school leavers in Simbu, Papua New Guinea, attended the 2026 Grade 12 Provincial Career Expo. They were urged to contribute to the province's future development.

A student report indicates that 70% of University of Ibadan students are currently benefiting from the NELFUND student loan program. This highlights the impact and reach of the student loan initiative within Nigerian higher education.

The Shas party has condemned protests against MK Malchieli, who was called a 'murderer' over his stance on the haredi draft law, where he advocates for yeshiva students to defer service.

Two students from Gorey expressed joy and disbelief after achieving perfect results in their Leaving Certificate examinations, describing the accomplishment as 'a bit unreal.'

Prospective students in Ireland are encouraged to apply for tertiary degrees as many programs still have available places. Some institutions are accepting applications based on Leaving Cert results rather than CAO points.

An agriculture exam paper in Chhattisgarh was leaked by a professor who allegedly used an endoscopic camera to capture it and sold it to five students for ₹11,000. The professor and students have been arrested, leading to the cancellation of the exam.

Microsoft Learn has advised students that learning to code is 'now more than ever' worth it, despite AI's growing role in software development, with AI already producing a significant portion of code at Microsoft and Google.

Lagos State University (LASU) is probing allegations of missing student results, a situation that could lead to delayed graduations and extra academic years for affected students.

Following a look into Vilnius university dorms, attention has shifted to Kaunas, where students openly shared their daily experiences, rooms, and general living conditions in their dormitories, likening room assignments to a lottery.

Students at UNAM in Mexico City are organizing the first "aura farming" battle on campus, a social gathering trend that has previously taken place in other Mexican states like Querétaro, Puebla, and Veracruz.

Igor Udovičić from Vrbas claims he was transferred to a different position from his driver role at the Gerontology Center due to his support for students and highlighting issues within the institution, alleging political unsuitability.

Christ University in India has filed a complaint against ABVP activists for trespassing, vandalism, and assaulting guards during a protest. The activists blocked the campus entrance, demanding promotion for 13 law students.

Florida has mandated a new curriculum requiring students to learn about the historical body count of communism, a move expected to draw strong reactions from left-leaning groups.

An article argues that rather than banning generative AI tools, higher education institutions must embrace them and train students in their use.

The first phase of higher education admissions in Portugal saw the highest number of placements in ten years, with polytechnics growing by 20%, a trend attributed to their new designation as 'Polytechnic Universities'.

More than 1,600 disadvantaged students have successfully been placed in higher education institutions, marking a significant increase in placements for those in need.

Students at Gaston Berger University (UGB) in Senegal learned about the strategic importance and key role of the Customs Administration in national development during the 'Camp citoyen 2026'.

The Coimbra City Council has approved contracts with nine parish councils to provide local meals to 923 students across 24 schools, with the program potentially expanding further.

A complaint has been filed alleging severe ragging at a Gujarat hostel, including physical abuse, forced smoking, and blackmail by senior students against a junior.

The French Minister of Education has announced that all 10 million students will be surveyed about their experiences with sexual and gender-based violence as part of the annual school harassment questionnaire, anticipating potentially 'seismic' results.

A 10th-grade student in Iceland's Seljaskóli finds a new national assessment system uncomfortable, echoing criticisms from teachers and emphasizing the importance of the 10th grade year.

Suspected mold in Hlíðarskóli is disrupting school activities, particularly affecting 20 vulnerable students, with parents informed at the start of the school year that one of two buildings is impacted.

New research has converted NAPLAN scores into equivalent years of learning, providing a clear picture of a six-year learning gap between advantaged and disadvantaged students in Western Australia.

Fenprof, a Portuguese teachers' union, argues that university funding should be commensurate with the number of students placed. This stance highlights ongoing debates about higher education financing and accessibility.

Hundreds of students in Dubai have been provided with essential school supplies and tablets as part of a new education initiative.

The United Kingdom is considering a program to identify students at risk of unemployment as early as age four, sparking debate about the pressures of productivity metrics on childhood education.

A new law in Finland requires schools to promote a more active lifestyle and reduce sedentary time for students, with some schools like Haapaniemi already having implemented such changes.

Elections have been announced for the student parliaments of both the Faculty of Philosophy and the University of Novi Sad. Students will soon vote for their representatives.

Iraqi students studying in Iran's Kermanshah province are set to be trained as 'tourism ambassadors' to promote the region's historical and cultural attractions in Iraq.

The 19th International scientific conference "Croatian-Serbian relations" was held in Serbia, focusing on historical and contemporary relations, dialogue, and cooperation between the two nations. The event also addressed increased tensions and pressures on the Croatian community since recent student protests.

A quarter of students in Coimbra, Portugal, are considering abandoning their studies due to high costs, with housing prices and availability significantly influencing their choice of institution. The average room price is around 312 euros.

Retailers like ReMarkable and Amazon are offering substantial discounts, some up to 75%, on various products in anticipation of the back-to-school and work season. These promotions aim to attract students and professionals looking for deals on essential items.

While children enjoy their last week of summer vacation, teachers in the Czech Republic have returned to schools to prepare classrooms, textbooks, and welcome packages for first-graders ahead of the new academic year.

A remark by a Bihar exam officer, likening protesting students to 'dogs barking,' has triggered a row, with Leader of the Opposition Tejashwi Yadav demanding an apology and supporting the students at the protest site.

Students from Risbroskolan shared traumatic memories of Friday's attack, describing classmates running in bloody and friends crying, screaming, and trying to contact siblings at the nearby Brinellskolan.

Students from Brac University are expanding their social impact leadership, as highlighted by the Dhaka Tribune, showcasing their commitment to community development and positive change.

In-person class suspensions have been announced for Tuesday, August 25, 2026. Students are advised to check for updates regarding their specific schools.

Serbia's Education Minister stated that communication with universities is difficult due to the existence of a student list. An analyst suggested that the connection between universities and politics will remain unresolved until elections conclude.

Two students in Taguig City, Philippines, have been taken into custody for allegedly threatening to carry out a shooting at a local school.

Students in New Ross have achieved results in their State exams that surpassed their own expectations, marking a successful outcome for their academic efforts.

An article critiques John Lewis's university essentials list, questioning the necessity of items like an £80 spice rack and velvet clothes hangers for new university students.

The management of Lagos State University (LASU) has guaranteed that no qualified student will be forced to spend an additional year at the institution because of missing academic results.

Students at Ngiriambu Girls are actively preparing for their future, gaining experiences that emphasize the importance of hard work, patience, and creativity as they gear up for university and careers.

Approximately 200 Palestinian schools have recently received demolition orders from Israeli authorities, causing fear among students like 16-year-old Sadeel who worries she won't be able to complete her schooling.

Police presence will be increased in schools across Jönköping municipality following a school incident in Fagersta. The measure aims to enhance security and reassure students and staff.

Education Secretary Linda McMahon announced that the department will crack down on schools that reassign rather than fire teachers credibly accused of sexual misconduct, emphasizing that such behavior 'must end'.

Tributes are being paid to a former deputy principal of a Wexford secondary school, remembered for always encouraging students to achieve their best.

The Grade Seven Academy Reading initiative at Holy Trinity High School in Kingston is yielding positive results, with implementers expressing satisfaction over the latest assessment findings for grade-eight students.

Andrelissa Brown and Tegan Brown, two students from St Thomas Technical High School previously identified as 'slow learners,' achieved success in the 2026 Caribbean Secondary Education Certificate (CSEC) English language examination.

Two public high schools in Calubian, Leyte, Philippines, suspended classes on Monday as a precautionary measure after threats of a possible shooting circulated on social media. The schools have a combined enrollment of over 800 students.

Reports from Vienna's problem schools indicate a concerning rise in violence, with elementary school students reportedly engaging in uninhibited fights. This highlights a growing issue of aggression among young children in these educational institutions.

Indigo Education Group has expanded its Bukit Timah Centre in response to increasing demand for tuition services nationwide. This expansion aims to accommodate more students seeking educational support.

Roehampton University is offering students £2,000 annually to participate in esports alongside their academic studies. This initiative highlights the growing recognition of competitive gaming within higher education.

Three films produced by students from the I. K. Karpenko-Karyi Kyiv National University of Theatre, Cinema and Television's experimental workshop have been selected for international film festivals.

Students in Norway have performed traditional Bosnian Sevdah music, including songs by Šaban Bajramović, showcasing how cultural heritage can be shared and appreciated across different communities.

Artificial intelligence is already so good that a student can outsource almost everything to it. The most important skills are self-discipline, thinking, and maintaining one's own 'taste'.

Several gymnasiums are trying to keep their students away from traditional 'putterfester' parties. Gentofte Gymnasium, for example, is holding three introductory events to provide students with a safe community as an alternative.

A Portuguese higher education union has expressed alarm over the declining percentage of poor students admitted, which now stands at only 3% of the total 49,991 placements, down from 3.5% in 2025.

The phenomenon of coaching remaining a 'second shift' for students attending top schools is explored.

The Administrative Court of Appeal in Makkah has overturned a university's decision to suspend a student for two semesters, affirming that disciplinary actions against students are subject to judicial review.

A new initiative to address the issue of 'eternal students'—those who remain enrolled for extended periods—in Greek universities is reportedly proving successful.

Students are expressing concern that things "cannot be as usual" after a schoolmate was assaulted by an individual who had been previously convicted. The incident has caused worry among the student body.

Johns Hopkins professor Steve Hanke stated he has no issue with students using AI to cheat, as he considers himself an 'old fox' capable of easily detecting such attempts.

Mircea Miclea, a Romanian education expert, proposes significant changes to the national evaluation for 8th-grade students, suggesting exams in Romanian, Mathematics and Sciences, a foreign language, digital technologies, and civic and social competencies.

A Tamil Nadu official has sought clarification on a government directive aimed at curbing student protests, which specifically called for monitoring students affiliated with Left-wing groups and student outfits.

Chinese students are leaving traditional textbooks behind to visit tech firms and laboratories, seeking hands-on AI experience and a glimpse into the future through specialized study tours.

Many students are reportedly feeling exhausted and 'empty-batteried' even before the new semester begins, attributing it to working during their summer break for experience and money.

The final results for the autumn 2026 Baccalaureate exams in Romania, including scores after appeals, have been announced. The Ministry of Education published the updated grades for students.

Danish development funds were used to educate students on being transgender in India, leading to criticism that the teaching material is politically biased.

Malaysia's 167,000 international students collectively contribute approximately RM20 billion to the national economy each year, with each student spending about RM10,000 monthly.

A top academic has warned that China's Gaokao reforms, which see secondary school students dropping history as an exam subject, could make the public more susceptible to distorted historical narratives.

The Kathmandu Post provides a guide to budget-friendly locations and services for Nepali students residing in Nagoya, Japan.

Malaysia has implemented new safety regulations specifically for religious schools. These rules aim to enhance the safety and well-being of students and staff within these institutions.

A report highlights that a broken system is responsible for the increase in scholarship fraud, emphasizing the need to protect funds for genuinely vulnerable students.

Lagos State University (LASU) has launched an investigation into lecturers accused of failing to upload student results, a situation that has reportedly led to delayed graduations for some students.

An Indian-origin doctor was arrested at Miami International Airport on allegations of assault from students but has denied the claims and was subsequently released on bond.

An exam chief has raised concerns that heatwaves pose a significant threat to fairness in schools, particularly if institutions lack adequate air conditioning, potentially impacting students' performance.

The Slovenian Ministry of Education is providing copies of the Slovenian constitution and flags to first-graders and first-year high school students on their first day of the new school year.

Residents of Grebenac and Kajtasovo in Deliblatska Peščara are actively defending their villages against wildfires, while students have organized and secured significant quantities of firefighting equipment to support the heroic efforts of firefighters.

One year after the opening of the Finnmark Brigade, Norway has launched its first defense and emergency preparedness line at Lakselv high school, offering students like Maja (16) a unique classroom experience.