The 'Students Win, Space for Signatures' online portal is urging citizens to donate rooms and facilities to facilitate the gathering of electoral signatures for the student-led political initiative.

A 'war' of banners continues in Kragujevac, Serbia, as students maintain their 'Students Win' banner on a pedestrian bridge for the eighth day, while members of the ruling party have placed their own banner nearby to obscure it.

Lithuanian students secured three bronze medals and one honorable mention at the 38th International Olympiad in Informatics held in Tashkent, Uzbekistan, marking their most successful performance since 2019.

Iranian students achieved notable success, securing medals and an honorable mention at both the 9th International Economics Olympiad in Shenzhen, China, and the 38th International Olympiad in Informatics.

Students and citizens held a protest in front of the Kruševac Police Department, observing 16 minutes of silence to honor victims of the Novi Sad canopy collapse and demanding the return of their 'Students Win' banner, which was confiscated during a recent EXPO caravan in Kruševac.

Students in Kruševac, Serbia, have announced a 16-minute silent protest in front of the Police Department after their banner, reading 'Students Win,' was confiscated. The students are currently blocking the area in protest.

Students from Wexford have received a national award for 'Most Innovative' in the ESB Networks Weather Watch programme, recognizing their creative contributions.

Croatian junior informatics team achieved excellent success at the 10th European Junior Olympiad in Informatics (EJOI 2026) held in Kaunas, Lithuania, winning gold, silver, and bronze medals among 100 competitors from 25 countries.

A banner reading "Students Win" has appeared in Malta ahead of the Exit Festival's Spiral event, drawing attention to student protests. The display highlights ongoing student activism, even reaching international locations.

Four students from Serbia who participated in a mathematics competition in Houston all returned with medals, bringing numerous accolades to the country.

Two high school students from Maribor have achieved the title of world champions in robotics. Their victory highlights their exceptional skills and innovation in the field.

Students from the Mathematical Gymnasium in Belgrade achieved remarkable success at an Olympiad in Shanghai, winning a total of six medals. This accomplishment highlights their exceptional talent in mathematics.

A team of Serbian high school students won a silver medal at the prestigious International Young Physicists' Tournament held in Zurich, as announced by the '1% Foundation'.

Three Nigerian students achieved remarkable success by winning four gold medals at the 2026 International STEM Olympiad in Rome, highlighting private efforts amidst perceived government neglect.

Five Indian students, Kanishk Jain, Riddhesh Anant Bendale, Rishit Garg, Shresth Suraiya, and Svarit Joshi, achieved a historic feat by winning gold medals at the 56th International Physics Olympiad in Colombia, securing India's joint top rank.

Iranian students have secured the top position at the International Mathematics Summer Camp.

A team of Lithuanian students secured seven medals at the 12th European Geography Olympiad, held in Varna, Bulgaria, from June 28 to July 3.

Students have displayed a banner reading 'Students Win' on the Ada Bridge. This act serves as a public demonstration of their message.

Bulgarian students achieved significant success at the Balkan Physics Olympiad in Istanbul, securing a total of four medals. The competition is one of the few international physics events for students under 17.

Thousands of people protested again in Serbia, carrying posters with the slogan "Students Win," indicating ongoing public demonstrations.

Students from the Třeboň Vocational School achieved remarkable success at the World Championship in Glass Grinding in Nižbor, with Kateřina Lejsková winning the student category and a classmate taking silver.

Students from Sligo have received awards for developing a low-cost turbine designed to generate electricity from natural water flow.

The Moldovan Olympic team achieved significant success at the European Physics Olympiad, securing one gold, two silver, and one bronze medal, as announced by the Ministry of Education and Research.

A legendary British rock musician showed support for student protests in Serbia by wearing a 'Students Win' badge at a world-renowned festival. This gesture brought international attention to the Serbian student movement.

Cypriot students secured major distinctions at the European robotics competition 'Robotic Day Prague 2026,' held in the Czech Republic on June 6 and 7, organized by Charles University.

The volunteer action "Students Win" was organized this weekend in the villages around Valjevo, Serbia, involving students in community activities.

Students blocking higher education institutions in Belgrade have sent a letter to high school graduates, asserting that "students win" and they will soon be marching with their student IDs.

Students from the Faculty of Technical Sciences (FTN) at the University of Novi Sad secured third place at the "Eurobot 2026" European Robotics Championship. Their achievement highlights their technical prowess in the competitive field of robotics.

Students protesting at Avalski Toranj displayed a banner reading "Students Win," which the tower's management deemed a misuse, subsequently replacing it with a banner stating "Serbia Wins."

Student protesters in Belgrade displayed a 'Students Win' banner on the Avala Tower on Thursday, inviting the public to a rally scheduled for Saturday.

High school students from public schools in the Philippines secured six awards at a global science and engineering competition, which featured over 1,700 participants.

A student in Novi Sad had their car vandalized with offensive messages shortly after placing a 'Students Win' sticker on it. The incident highlights concerns about freedom of expression and political tensions.

Police were positioned at Belgrade's central Slavija Square to separate "Students Win" protesters from ruling party supporters during a gathering on Tuesday.

Female students have achieved success by winning four medals in a recent informatics competition.

Two Portuguese students earned silver and bronze medals at the 34th International Philosophy Olympiad held in Warsaw, Poland.

The 'Independent Students' (ANEF) political group has won the Athens Law School elections for the third consecutive year, increasing their electoral performance once again.

Students in Niš, Serbia, have issued an open invitation to fellow citizens to join them on Friday to write the phrase "students win" on their clothing. This event appears to be a public demonstration or expression of solidarity.

Students from the Faculty of Economics in Belgrade, members of the EKOF case study club, secured first place at the international "Wizz Youth Challenge" competition organized by Wizz Air.

Romanian students have won a total of six medals, including two gold, two silver, and two bronze, at the Balkan Mathematical Olympiad held in Greece.

Kragujevac will hold two distinct City Day celebrations tomorrow: an official event and a citizens' gathering organized under the name "Students Win."

Students from Taiwan achieved significant success at a robotics championship held in the United States, winning a total of seven awards for their innovative designs and skills.

A student activist was reportedly beaten and forced into a car in Resnik last night after participating in a "students win" sticker distribution campaign. The activist was then driven away to an unknown location.

An action titled "Students Win" in Kragujevac, Serbia, highlighted discrepancies between the number of SNS voter stickers on a pole and registered voters from Republika Srpska.

A "war" of banners unfolded in Novi Sad when a large "Serbia Wins" banner appeared on the Faculty of Technical Sciences (FTN) building, only to be quickly replaced by a "Students Win" banner.

Zagreb law students Tena Đapić and Mihaela Geber secured first place at the Brown Mosten International Client Consultation competition, marking Croatia's first-ever gold trophy in the event.

Informal groups of citizens in Čačak, Serbia, have placed banners and stickers across the city bearing the message 'Students Win.' This action appears to be a public display of solidarity or support for student movements.

Students in Niš organized a 'Biciklijada' (bicycle ride) and a walk through the city, during which they displayed messages proclaiming 'Students win!' This event marked the first such bicycle protest in the city.

Reactions have emerged regarding Serbian Parliament Speaker Ana Brnabić's attempt at humor following students' announcement of a new blockade action, where she sarcastically remarked that 'students win.'

Students from a STEM academy in North Macedonia secured first and second place at the Robotics Olympiad held in Crete, with teams like SPACE WALKERS achieving success.

Two candidates from Legacy Girls College, Suleman Huda Suglo and Paula Adzo Elinam Sowu, have been named the Overall Best and Second Best Prize Winners in Africa for the 2025 West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE) by the West African Examination Council (WAEC).

Hungarian high school students achieved two silver and one bronze medals at the International Winter AI Olympiad (IAIO) held in Ljubljana, Slovenia.

Students from Serbia secured one silver and one bronze medal at the International Winter Artificial Intelligence Olympiad. The competition saw Serbian participants achieve notable success in the field of AI.

A team from the University of Warsaw, mentored by Professor Robert Ślepaczuk, secured second place in an international trading competition held in Canada, marking another success for Polish students.

Thousands of UCL students have won a £21 million settlement over disruption caused by the Covid-19 pandemic, a move expected to pressure other universities to offer similar compensation.

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.

Four Croatian students participated in the 22nd International Geography Olympiad (iGeo) in Istanbul, Turkey, from August 11-17, 2026, securing three bronze medals.

Five students from Neapolis University Pafos achieved significant distinction, earning five medals at the International Mathematics Competition for University Students (IMC) 2026 in Bulgaria.

High school students Daniel Jedlička and Michal Fišer, along with their team, won an international physics competition with experiments exploring phenomena like coin wobbling and the physics of frying.

A sticker with the phrase 'studenti pobeđuju' (students win) was found damaged on a fence near the Prince's Palace in Monaco, with only the word 'studenti' remaining.

Criminal charges have been filed against police officers accused of seizing a banner reading 'Students Win' during a protest. The charges were brought by Milivojević, highlighting concerns over police conduct.

Police in Kruševac, Serbia, confiscated a banner reading 'Students Win' from a group of students and citizens who were protesting during the EXPO 2027 caravan. The incident occurred as the caravan traveled through the city.

A team of five high school students from Hlučín, Plzeň, and Prague achieved the best result for the Czech Republic since 1998, winning a gold medal at the International Young Physicists' Tournament held in Zurich.

Nigerian students achieved significant success at the 2026 Singapore International Mathematics Olympiad Challenge, securing gold and other medals.

Quang Ninh Province in Vietnam has announced a prize of VND1.05 billion (US$39,900) for international Olympiad gold medalists, setting Vietnam's largest student prize.

Bulgarian students secured five medals at the International Economics Olympiad held in Shenzhen, China, with the Ministry of Education reporting their strong performance among participants from 56 countries.

Moldova's Olympic teams achieved significant success at the International Biology and Chemistry Olympiads held from July 10-19, securing a total of six medals: one gold, two silver, and three bronze.

Students from Children’s International School (CIS) in Nigeria achieved significant success, sweeping 35 medals at the Global STEM and Coding Olympiads.

Romanian students won two gold and three silver medals, while Bulgarian students secured five medals, at the International Physics Olympiad. Both countries demonstrated strong performances in the competition.

The EXIT Festival and the Faculty of Technical Sciences (FTN) collaborated to display messages like "Students Win" and "Next Year at the Fortress" on Petrovaradin Fortress. This initiative highlights student success and anticipation for future events.

Three Nigerian students have won gold medals at the International STEM Olympiad held in Rome. A US-based Nigerian has gifted the gold medallists N1 million in recognition of their achievement.

Four high school students from Serbia have won medals at the European Geography Olympiad held in Bulgaria, as announced by the One Percent Foundation.

A banner reading "Students Win" has appeared on the Ada Bridge in Belgrade, as announced by student blockade organizers on social media. This action is part of ongoing student protests.

Serbian high school students achieved success at the International Cyber Security Olympiad, securing two medals. Their performance highlights the talent and skill of young Serbian participants in the field of cyber security.

Students from the University of Lagos (UNILAG) and other institutions have won N35 million in the first-ever JAMB-Rite Awards, which recognize top-performing matriculating students across Nigeria.

A group of citizens from Inđija marked several points along the Sremski Karlovci - Inđija road with 'Students win' messages to guide walkers.

A boat resembling a set table with sausages and beer, created by students from Valašské Klobouky, won the unconventional vessel competition at the Holešovská Regata festival in the Kroměříž region of the Czech Republic.

Three public school students from Kwara state in Nigeria won N850,000 in an inter-local government quiz competition focused on agricultural education.

Students from Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU) achieved a historic double victory, winning both the MTN University Duel and Smart Challenge STEM contests and earning N4m in prize money.

Nigerian students secured multiple top awards at the Huawei ICT Competition Global Finals in China, showcasing Nigeria’s digital talent.

Winnipeg high school students Matea Thiessen Unger and Adetooni Adegoke won a national cooking competition in Montreal, securing their spot in a global competition in Paris.

High school students from Serbia achieved significant success at an international natural sciences competition, winning a total of 11 medals. This accomplishment highlights their strong performance in the scientific disciplines.

Students from Tipperary have been recognized with an environmental award for their innovative project focused on the development and use of sustainable bioplastics.

Seven Romanian students achieved three silver medals, three bronze medals, and an honorable mention at the 26th Asian Physics Olympiad held in Busan, South Korea.

A large number of Novi Sad residents participated in a public action to print and disseminate the message "Students win." This initiative demonstrated widespread support for the student-related campaign.

Students involved in a blockade in Serbia have placed a banner reading 'Students Win' on the Avala Tower. This action is part of their ongoing protest, with further gatherings planned.

Students from the Faculty of Technical Sciences in Čačak, Serbia, hung a large banner reading "Students Win" on a viaduct, as part of a demonstration or protest.

Students from the Faculty of Technical Sciences (FTN) in Čačak are actively engaging with citizens by printing the slogan "Students win" on their clothing.

Students at Novi Sad University are organizing an event to print messages stating 'Students Win' on Thursday within the campus. This action aims to convey a message of student solidarity and success.

Students and citizens in Kragujevac, Serbia, creatively expressed support for student movements by forming a human message visible from the air. Their bodies spelled out 'Students Win' (Studenti pobeđuju).

Female students from Serbia achieved success at the European Girls' Olympiad in Informatics, earning two medals and commendations.

Czech students Tobiáš Bruno Galia and Zdeněk Šerý received the prestigious Charlemagne Youth Prize in Aachen, Germany, for their non-profit organization YPALA, which aims to amplify the Czech voice in the EU.

Mathematicians from Bosnia and Herzegovina secured two gold and three silver medals, while students from Serbia's Mathematical Gymnasium won six medals, at the Balkan Mathematical Olympiad held in Thessaloniki.

Students and assemblies in Kragujevac are organizing their own City Day event, titled "Students Win," coinciding with Đurđevdan.

Former Democratic Party president Zoran Lutovac assessed that the student movement is maintaining momentum with its 'Students Win' campaign, timing its peak for when elections are called.

Approximately thirty students from the Brno University of Technology in the Czech Republic, forming the 'Chicken Wings' team, won an aviation competition in Texas, USA. Their task was to design a radio-controlled aircraft capable of taking off on a runway shorter than three meters.

Citizens are protesting in Rakovica (Resnik) following the kidnapping of an activist, which occurred after students distributed 'Students Win' stickers. Activist Srđan stated that violence will not deter those fighting for a better society.

Student activists announced the distribution of 1.2 million "Studenti pobeđuju" (Students Win) stickers across Serbia, including over 70,000 in Niš, as part of their campaign. The distribution reportedly occurred without incident.

Students at ETF have initiated a "Students Win" sticker campaign, distributing millions of stickers as part of a protest action. The campaign has seen widespread participation, with stickers quickly selling out.

A Serbian student movement launched an initiative to distribute hundreds of thousands of 'Students Win' stickers across 54 cities and municipalities. Students set up over 100 stands to engage with the public and promote their message.

Students from Rijeka's Crobotics #7201 team achieved their greatest success by winning a bronze medal at a robotics competition held in Chicago, USA.

Strong police forces were deployed and on standby in Zemun as stands for the SNS party and 'Students Win' group were set up in close proximity. The heightened police presence aimed to maintain order d

Students from Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (AUTH) secured one gold and three bronze medals at the South Eastern European Mathematical Olympiad for University Students, held in Paphos, Cyprus, in March.

Democratic Party (DS) members of parliament hung a banner reading "Students Win" on the Serbian Parliament building. This action was captured on video and reported by local media.

Students in Serbia have launched a new campaign to widely display the slogan 'Students win,' which reportedly irritates the authorities, across the country, aiming for it to appear on every corner and entrance. Reports indicate this slogan is particularly annoying to the government.

Younger students from a gymnasium in Klatovy, Czech Republic, achieved third place at the international Hackathon Campfire event after successfully developing their own computer game over a weekend.

Students from Tarlac National High School and Cataingan National High School in Masbate earned the Most Promising Young Scientists honors at a regional congress in Malaysia.

High school students from Richmond Park International School Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina, secured a gold medal at the First Lego League International Robotics Olympiad held in Albania.

Students from TCD Hist and SADSI triumphed in the Irish Times Debate final, arguing against the motion that the United Nations has had its day.

Students from Al Shifa College of Pharmacy's Pharm D program have been awarded a DST grant for their innovative idea of self-heating technology.

Bulgarian students achieved notable success at the International Geography Olympiad, securing two silver medals for Boris Donkov and Zvezdemir Penev, and a bronze medal for another participant.

Azerbaijan’s national team won three bronze medals at the International Olympiad in Informatics (IOI 2026), held in Tashkent, Uzbekistan, from August 9 to 16.

A group of high school students from Bosnia and Herzegovina returned with a silver medal from the International Economics Olympiad, ranking among the best young economists globally.

Approximately 34 percent of Hong Kong students applying through the Joint University Programmes Admission System secured tertiary education places this year, a slight decrease from last year amid increased competition.

A damaged 'students win' sticker was found on a metal fence near the Prince's Palace in Monaco, with only the word 'students' remaining visible.

Students from Bahçelievler July 15 Martyrs Technology, Science and Social Sciences Anatolian Imam Hatip High School in Istanbul returned from Canada with four world-level honors after competing in a robotics competition.

Bulgarian students secured six bronze medals at the International Linguistics Olympiad held in Bucharest. The Association of Olympic Teams in Natural Sciences reported on the event, which gathers top students.

Members of the Serbian diaspora initiative 'Malta with the Students' unfurled a 'Students Win' banner on a bastion in Malta, ahead of the Exit Spiral Festival.

Students from the Faculty of Electrical Engineering (ETF) in Belgrade secured an award at the world's largest university competition in power electronics. Their achievement highlights their expertise and innovation in the field on a global stage.

Nigerian students, led by educationist Alex Onyia, overcame anxiety to secure three gold medals at the International STEM Olympiad held in Rome. Onyia highlighted their potential and achievement on the global stage.

Team Nigeria has emerged victorious at the 2026 Spelling Bee World Cup held in Shanghai, China, securing the Gold Award in the Middle School Group category.

Nigerian students achieved a historic milestone by winning the Gold Award at the 2026 Spelling Bee World Cup held in China.

The Romanian team secured one silver, two bronze medals, and a special award at the 37th International Biology Olympiad held in Vilnius from July 12-19, 2026.

Serbian students achieved significant success by winning a total of 11 medals in mathematics and physics competitions held in Colombia and China. Their performance highlights the strong academic talent within Serbia.

India topped the International Physics Olympiad (IPhO) 2026 with all five students winning gold medals. Iranian students also demonstrated exceptional performance at the event, securing both gold and silver medals.

Romanian students achieved significant success at the International Physics Olympiad 2026, securing two gold medals and three silver medals. This performance highlights their excellence in the field of physics.

Two students from Jelgava Spīdola State Gymnasium won gold and bronze medals at the Baltic Geography Olympiad and will represent Latvia at the World Geography Olympiad next month.

Romania secured the top position in the national rankings at the European Geography Olympiad held in Varna, Bulgaria, with Romanian students winning five gold and three silver medals.

Seven outstanding Nigerian students, including those from UNILAG and UNIMAID, have won N35m in the inaugural JAMB-Rite Foods National Academic Excellence Awards.

Two Nigerian students, Akota-Chika Serena and Tolulope Israel Adekimi from Caleb-British International School, have been recognized as the world's top performers in English Language and Mathematics.

Gorillaz frontman Damon Albarn wore a 'Students Win' badge during his performance at the INmusic festival in Zagreb and remarked on the many things happening in Serbia.

Students from Serbia have achieved significant success, winning five medals at the Junior Balkan Mathematical Olympiad.

Romanian students achieved significant success, winning five medals at the European Physics Olympiad 2026.

Damon Albarn, frontman of Gorillaz, was seen wearing a 'Students Win' badge during a recent performance, drawing attention to student activism.

Students from Serbia achieved significant success at an international competition, winning 11 medals in research papers across mathematics, biology, and engineering sciences.

Students from Ahmadu Bello University secured three prestigious awards at the 10th Huawei ICT Competition Global Finals, excelling in AI, Cloud, and Computing categories.

The article references a quote by Tin Ujević and discusses how students are achieving victories in quiz shows, implying a broader trend of success.

Three student filmmakers from FAMU secured second place and a $10,000 grant at the Sports Emmys for their documentary, 'Tough Leather,' which focuses on Veronica Wiggins.

Veliki broj građana i dalje se sliva centralnim gradskim ulicama ka Slaviji, gde je za 18 sati zakazan studentski protest, pa je i dalje zatvorena traka na moto-putu u pravcu ka Nišu, kao i Mostarska…

A large number of citizens in Novi Sad responded to a call from students to participate in an action to print the message "Students win" within the university campus.

Two Greek high school students secured the top prize at the European Money Knowledge Competition. They discussed their victory and the challenging questions they faced during the contest.

Students from the Faculty of Political Sciences (FPN) are sending a message from Slavija Square that "students win" and that any incidents are not originating from their side.

Irish students have achieved significant recognition, winning multiple awards at a world science competition held in Arizona.

Two students from Serbia, Iva Živković and Irina Stanišić, achieved success at the European Olympiad in Informatics, winning a silver and a bronze medal respectively.

A retired teacher ascended Mount Mučanj to hang a banner proclaiming 'Students win' at its summit. The act appears to be a symbolic gesture of support for students.

The director of a music school in Kragujevac contacted the police after 'Students Win' stickers were affixed within the school premises. The incident has drawn attention to student activism.

Students from the gymnasium and business academy in Svitavy won the national Financial Literacy competition in the high school category, impressing judges with their well-prepared post-graduation life plan.

Student Milan Đorđević was arrested seven days after being identified following a "scuffle" with supporters of the ruling SNS party during a "Students Win" rally. His lawyer suggests the arrest is a form of pressure ahead of a major upcoming gathering.

Four Nova Scotia students, Neelan and Easen Wong and Alyssa and Michael Campbell, won an innovation award at the FIRST World Robotics Competition in Houston, sharing their experience on The National.

Serbia's Democratic Party (DS) has accused Prime Minister Ana Brnabić of stealing their 'Students Win' banner from their parliamentary club in the assembly. The party claims the banner was taken during a session.

Students from Uzbekistan have achieved recognition and won prizes at the Engineers Future festival, showcasing their talents and innovations in engineering.

A professor at the University of Novi Sad was physically attacked in front of his family, reportedly due to "Students Win" stickers. The Academic Plenum has condemned the incident.

A student action titled 'Students Win' took place in Kragujevac, Serbia, where participants distributed stickers and engaged with citizens, highlighting political engagement among students.

Students in Belgrade are distributing 'Students Win' stickers at various stands, while a large 'Serbia Wins' banner from the authorities is displayed in front of the National Assembly.

Students were seen distributing "students win" stickers at Cvetkova market in Belgrade, one of over 150 locations, near a stand for the ruling SNS party.

On Wednesday, April 29th, from 5 PM to 8 PM, an event 'Where Students Win in Kragujevac?' will be held at eight locations in the city, where citizens can get 'Students Win' stickers.

Students from Choryně Primary School won the national "Iniciativa" competition with their project "Seven Lives – One Home," which involved interviewing local seniors and creating a documentary film about their life stories.

The "Sremska Kamenica" assembly celebrated its first anniversary on Saturday, April 18, with the main message being "Students win!" Guests from Kula also shared their experiences from recent elections during the event.

Students from the SAEK ALFA gastronomy department achieved significant success, winning 15 medals at a culinary competition in Crete. This follows their previous first-place victory for Greece in the Southern Europe Culinary Challenge 2026.

The student company 'Paw Print' from the Eighth Belgrade Gymnasium secured first place at the Regional Competition of Student Companies in Belgrade. Their winning products included a paw print kit, ironing spray, and a plant terrarium.

Students from the State University of Novi Pazar (DUNP) have received a special 'for every step forward' award at the 19th Virtus awards for philanthropy.

Students in Thessaloniki were recognized in an innovation competition for their projects, which included an automated chicken coop, an autonomous navigation platform for robotics, and chickpea-based jelly beans for children.

The BJP’s students wing Akhil Bhartiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP) bagged the posts of joint secretary and Treasurer

Romanian students won medals at the International Artificial Intelligence Olympiad. Foreign Minister Oana Țoiu met with the national team in Ljubljana, praising them as the country's best ambassadors.

A team of high school students from Tivat won first place in the Gastro Cup, with Ksenija Radenović preparing an excellent dessert and Pavle Lepeš creating a fish dish that impressed the expert jury.