The Jewish groups demand that the University of California system enforce its anti-discrimination policies and protect Jewish students, faculty, and speakers.
The Jewish groups demand that the University of California system enforce its anti-discrimination policies and protect Jewish students, faculty, and speakers.
A French study reveals that more than half of students do not feel safe at their institutions.
Following the ‘No’ vote in Australia’s Indigenous Voice referendum, this interview with Professor Kevin Bell, a former Justice and advocate for human rights and Indigenous rights, delves into the intersection of education, public opinion, and Indigenous issues. Bell discusses the insufficient public understanding of Indigenous issues, the influence of educational institutions on referendum views, and the representation of Indigenous history in school curricula.
Can universities continue to be a safe space for all? UC Berkeley faces lawsuit as it is accused of “unchecked” antisemitism.
Under the expert guidance of a chef, the students dedicated their time and effort to cook and package a nourishing mushroom soup in the kitchen of Yasmine’s restaurant.
International Education Week 2023 was a vibrant celebration of cultural diversity across U.S. educational institutions. Community colleges, Texas Global at The University of Texas at Austin, and Texas A&M University hosted a series of events, from cultural showcases to educational workshops.
The report alleges that a network of these societies across the UK has been involved in monitoring and harassing students, especially those who express support for democracy in Hong Kong or criticize China’s policies.
Universities across the US are hosting unique Thanksgiving celebrations for international students. At institutions like Ozarks Technical Community College, Loyola Marymount University, the University of Florida, the University of Delaware, and Northern Illinois University, educators and students are coming together to observe this quintessential American holiday.
50 academic institutions have converged on La Defense, filling the office spaces left vacant due to the rise of remote work and the post-pandemic shift. Tags: Paris, business districts, la defense
In the Netherlands, only 8.7 percent of graduates hold a master’s degree in technological fields, ranking the country 27th out of 38 OECD nations.
Despite the Brexit-induced changes in immigration policies, the UK, especially in postgraduate programs, continues to see a rise in international student numbers.
The IHEC’s report shows the importance of Internationalization at Home, a concept designed to cultivate an international and intercultural academic environment domestically, as an essential component of the UK’s future higher education strategies.
The government’s unwavering stance, despite the universities’ offer to mandate French-language courses for undergraduate students, reflects Quebec’s ongoing efforts to prioritize the French language within its borders.
Globally embraced as the Festival of Lights, Diwali transcends borders with its radiant celebrations. Let’s take a look at how it is celebrated across the world.
US. universities are actively participating in International Education Week, with Boston University hosting over 30 cultural events, the University of New Mexico engaging students with a mini soccer world cup, and UC Merced holding a film festival and workshops. Nationwide activities, such as the “Raise the Bar” event in D.C., emphasize the value of multilingualism in careers.
StudentCrowd, a platform that aims to become the “Tripadvisor of higher education,” currently offers comprehensive information about universities, courses, and accommodations, utilizing reviews from current students to build its own rankings.
With around 300 international students currently studying at UNK, including those in English Language Institute programs, pursuing degrees, or participating in exchange programs, the role of UNK Global in their lives is paramount.
The Hill Institute is a testament to the unwavering commitment of the Fairly family to their cherished alma mater and their belief in the enduring power of American values.
In the wake of the ongoing conflict between Hamas and Israel, US colleges are struggling to maintain an atmosphere of open dialogue and academic freedom. With death tolls rising on both sides of the conflict, the issue has fueled a divisive “us-versus-them” rhetoric on campuses across the country, sparking contentious debates and incidents targeting specific student groups.
Seton Hall’s Holiday Dinner Program invites faculty and alumni to host international students for Thanksgiving, while WVU’s Friendsgiving event allows international student clubs to showcase their cultural heritage through food and presentations. Both initiatives aim to promote cross-cultural learning and community building.
A French study reveals that more than half of students do not feel safe at their institutions.
Following the ‘No’ vote in Australia’s Indigenous Voice referendum, this interview with Professor Kevin Bell, a former Justice and advocate for human rights and Indigenous rights, delves into the intersection of education, public opinion, and Indigenous issues. Bell discusses the insufficient public understanding of Indigenous issues, the influence of educational institutions on referendum views, and the representation of Indigenous history in school curricula.
Can universities continue to be a safe space for all? UC Berkeley faces lawsuit as it is accused of “unchecked” antisemitism.
Under the expert guidance of a chef, the students dedicated their time and effort to cook and package a nourishing mushroom soup in the kitchen of Yasmine’s restaurant.
International Education Week 2023 was a vibrant celebration of cultural diversity across U.S. educational institutions. Community colleges, Texas Global at The University of Texas at Austin, and Texas A&M University hosted a series of events, from cultural showcases to educational workshops.
The report alleges that a network of these societies across the UK has been involved in monitoring and harassing students, especially those who express support for democracy in Hong Kong or criticize China’s policies.
Universities across the US are hosting unique Thanksgiving celebrations for international students. At institutions like Ozarks Technical Community College, Loyola Marymount University, the University of Florida, the University of Delaware, and Northern Illinois University, educators and students are coming together to observe this quintessential American holiday.
50 academic institutions have converged on La Defense, filling the office spaces left vacant due to the rise of remote work and the post-pandemic shift.
Tags: Paris, business districts, la defense
In the Netherlands, only 8.7 percent of graduates hold a master’s degree in technological fields, ranking the country 27th out of 38 OECD nations.
Despite the Brexit-induced changes in immigration policies, the UK, especially in postgraduate programs, continues to see a rise in international student numbers.
The IHEC’s report shows the importance of Internationalization at Home, a concept designed to cultivate an international and intercultural academic environment domestically, as an essential component of the UK’s future higher education strategies.
The government’s unwavering stance, despite the universities’ offer to mandate French-language courses for undergraduate students, reflects Quebec’s ongoing efforts to prioritize the French language within its borders.
Globally embraced as the Festival of Lights, Diwali transcends borders with its radiant celebrations. Let’s take a look at how it is celebrated across the world.
US. universities are actively participating in International Education Week, with Boston University hosting over 30 cultural events, the University of New Mexico engaging students with a mini soccer world cup, and UC Merced holding a film festival and workshops. Nationwide activities, such as the “Raise the Bar” event in D.C., emphasize the value of multilingualism in careers.
StudentCrowd, a platform that aims to become the “Tripadvisor of higher education,” currently offers comprehensive information about universities, courses, and accommodations, utilizing reviews from current students to build its own rankings.
With around 300 international students currently studying at UNK, including those in English Language Institute programs, pursuing degrees, or participating in exchange programs, the role of UNK Global in their lives is paramount.
The Hill Institute is a testament to the unwavering commitment of the Fairly family to their cherished alma mater and their belief in the enduring power of American values.
In the wake of the ongoing conflict between Hamas and Israel, US colleges are struggling to maintain an atmosphere of open dialogue and academic freedom. With death tolls rising on both sides of the conflict, the issue has fueled a divisive “us-versus-them” rhetoric on campuses across the country, sparking contentious debates and incidents targeting specific student groups.
Seton Hall’s Holiday Dinner Program invites faculty and alumni to host international students for Thanksgiving, while WVU’s Friendsgiving event allows international student clubs to showcase their cultural heritage through food and presentations. Both initiatives aim to promote cross-cultural learning and community building.
This latest research fits into a growing body of evidence that points out the need for a more nuanced approach to mental health on campuses across the United States.
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