Iranian students chanted anti-government slogans and scuffled with counter-protesters, reflecting ongoing anger at the country's clerical leaders amidst a US military build-up.

The student protesters honoured thousands of those killed when nationwide mass protests were put down last month.

Students protesting against ICE stormed a Kroger store in Cincinnati, throwing cans and bottles during the demonstration.

Participation in scientific Olympiads has increased by 40% year-over-year, indicating a growing interest in science among students.

A former candidate for the Democratic Party for the House of Representatives, who lost in the Tokyo 7th district, has been arrested for allegedly paying cash to university students as election campaign rewards. Investigators suspect the students were told by the campaign not to disclose information about the payments.

Aithor Launches AI Detector to Help Educators and Students Identify AI-Generated Writing  The Globe and Mail

A former National Democratic Party candidate, who lost in the recent House of Representatives election, was arrested for allegedly paying cash to university students as campaign compensation, with funds reportedly transferred from the campaign to an acquaintance's company account.

An elementary school teacher was arrested after police found her using cocaine in a school bathroom. She claimed she always cleaned up and would not endanger students.

A former candidate for the Democratic Party for the People in Japan was arrested on suspicion of violating the Public Offices Election Act by allegedly paying cash to university students for election campaign activities.

The CBSE Class 12 Physics examination for the 2026 board cycle has been assessed as 'easy to moderate' by both students and experts.

The Florida Senate has passed the 'Teddy Bridgewater Act' bill, aimed at allowing former Miami Northwestern head football coach Teddy Bridgewater to use his own funds to support students.

Bodycam video shows police discovering 56 blindfolded college pledges covered in substances in a fraternity basement during a fire alarm response, leading to an investigation into alleged hazing.

Experts report a nearly 20% decrease in lower socio-economic students studying law, attributing it to the Morrison-era Jobs Ready Graduates scheme, which Senator Pocock is now calling to scrap due to its 'devastating impact.'

Silver Valley High School's Auto Career Technical Education Program achieved a historic milestone by becoming the first high school auto team to compete at King of the Hammers.

Idaho State Police have released nearly 3,000 photos from the crime scene where Bryan Kohberger allegedly stabbed four University of Idaho students.

A case involving a R450 million cocaine plane has revealed ties between an Australian smuggler and a major cartel operating in Gauteng, South Africa.

A new Wetherspoon pub, designed to serve both students and the local community, is set to open in a few weeks, marking a unique venture for the chain.

An Iowa teacher has resigned following accusations of inappropriate contact with students.

Approximately 30,000 students who were previously out of school have now resumed their education in Iran.

More disturbing images have been released from the scene of Bryan Kohberger’s alleged killing spree, where four University of Idaho students were brutally murdered.

High school students across the nation will participate in a competition testing their knowledge of America's founding, marking the country's 250th anniversary.

The father of an accused school shooter is on trial in Georgia, as students who were shot recall the traumatic event.

Harvard University's 'Immigrant Justice Lab' course, where students assist asylum seekers, is drawing criticism for allegedly prioritizing immigrants over American students.

An Indiana school secretary, Alicia Hughes, has been arrested and faces serious allegations of sexual relationships with two students after her husband caught her.

A former vice-chancellor defends the University of Ibadan's list of 58 first-class law graduates, citing the high caliber of admitted students.

Following a successful settlement with UCL, Student Group Claim is expanding its legal action against other universities regarding Covid-affected studies.

Over 170,000 students in England and Wales are seeking compensation for Covid-hit studies, following a settlement with UCL that opened the door for claims across the university sector.

An Indiana high school secretary has been arrested on suspicion of engaging in sexual relationships with students. The allegations have led to an ongoing investigation.

Atlanta Braves second baseman Ozzie Albies surprised students at Lockheed Elementary who had written to him about their class fish project.

Parents in Maryland have contacted Child Protective Services, raising concerns about a Turning Point USA event aimed at high school students, fearing they could be susceptible to influence.

The UAE has implemented new regulations limiting school bus travel to 45 minutes for young children and 60 minutes for older students. This decision addresses growing concerns about the impact of long commutes on students' health and learning.

Students and practitioners of Tibb (traditional medicine) in Pakistan face an uncertain future as the existence of their degrees and profession is questioned.

Students in Texas are protesting ICE despite threats from the governor, while Democrats in Illinois debate strategies to combat Trump's ICE. Homeland Security is also demanding social media companies reveal the identities behind anti-ICE posts, and ICE is pushing tech companies to identify protesters.

The death of Indian-origin student Saketh Sreenivasaiah in the US has drawn significant attention, with friends highlighting the challenges faced by international students abroad.

South Korea plans to boost medical student numbers significantly in the coming years, a move criticized by doctors who argue against the expansion.

According to the latest PISA global mathematics results, students in an unnamed Southeast Asian country achieved the highest performance among the 81 economies that participated.

Chinese students are increasingly opting for vocational degrees over traditional prestigious universities, driven by a desire for practical skills, even when scoring high enough for top institutions.

The Trump Justice Department is attempting to intervene in a lawsuit that claims the Los Angeles Unified School District discriminates against white students by providing resources to diverse schools.

Iranian students have initiated additional anti-regime protests on university campuses in Tehran as the new academic semester commences.

Following leaked government plans for SEND, parents, students, and teachers are expressing what changes they want to see in the reform.

Dozens of universities have received legal letters from students demanding compensation for perceived missed opportunities and disruptions during the Covid-19 pandemic.

Lafayette police arrested a woman after school staff noticed bruises on students, leading to an investigation.

Dozens of universities have received legal letters from students demanding compensation for perceived missed opportunities and experiences during the Covid-19 pandemic.

Students and a Muslim group in Belgium have filed a lawsuit to block a headscarf ban imposed in provincial vocational secondary schools in Ghent.

A Kentucky school has implemented a cellphone ban, and this article explores the experiences of students and educators regarding its effectiveness.

A major fire erupted at a coaching center in Hyderabad, trapping over 40 students on the fourth floor, with terrified students seen on balconies.

A teacher in Garissa, Kenya, who was killed in a recent Shabaab attack, had previously survived another attack two years prior and had pleaded for a transfer due to threats from terrorists and students.

The Dangote Foundation has distributed school materials to pupils in Lagos communities, with plans to expand the program to secondary schools, benefiting over 3,700 students.

A university student from Fukuoka, Japan, who traveled to Cambodia with a friend after an SNS invitation in December, has lost contact. The mother fears her son may be involved with a fraud group, and nearly 10 other individuals in Fukuoka Prefecture are similarly missing.

A severe winter storm has led to the cancellation of school buses across the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area, forcing families to arrange alternative transportation for students.

The Pentagon is reviewing its collaborations with higher education institutions, while a conservative appeals court has upheld the military's ban on recruits living with HIV.

New images from the murder scene of the four University of Idaho students allegedly killed by Bryan Kohberger show many of the victims' personal belongings still inside the house.

The governor of Oklahoma has expressed approval over the suspension of 122 students who participated in a walkout in Mustang.

A woman in Lawrence claims an ICE agent assaulted her while she filmed an operation, leading to calls from University of Oregon students for ICE alerts on campus.

Recent data indicates a sharp decline in international student inflows to Canada, attributed to the country's tightening of policies regarding foreign students.

J-Hope of the K-pop group BTS has donated 100 million won to support students in his hometown, marking his birthday.

Following a settlement with UCL over Covid disruptions, a student group representing over 6,000 students, including 30 Indians, is now preparing legal action against 36 more British universities.

Dozens of universities are facing legal action from students seeking compensation for disruptions experienced during the pandemic.

Teacher unions are reportedly orchestrating student walkouts against ICE and Trump administration policies, using public schools as political staging grounds.

South Korea is exploring revisions to its migrant worker visa system, with lawmakers proposing to broaden job opportunities for foreign students and the government considering related policy changes.

A New York-based nonprofit dedicated to transforming young lives through tennis and education launched its annual Presidents' Cup Tournament.

Over 170,000 students in England and Wales are seeking compensation from universities for online teaching during the pandemic, following a UCL settlement.

An Illinois school district is under scrutiny for a controversial DEI plan that allegedly includes racial segregation of students, following faculty celebrations of Charlie Kirk's death.

A new study suggests that spending as little as two hours a day on social media is associated with increased feelings of loneliness among college students, with heavier users reporting higher rates of isolation.

A group of university students in Thailand has filed a petition with the Central Administrative Court, seeking to annul the recent general election due to alleged irregularities.

As legal regulations evolve, business schools are emphasizing the critical role of ethics education to equip MBA students with the tools to navigate complex moral dilemmas.

An expedition to Antarctica's Thwaites Glacier involves scientists, graduate students, and even seals to study the rapidly changing environment and install equipment beneath the ice to understand its melting.

School districts across the US are introducing new programs in clean energy and sustainability, integrating environmental lessons into various curricula to prepare students for a changing climate.

A California professor argues that eliminating standardized tests like the SAT in the name of inclusivity may leave students unprepared for college coursework.

A secondary school teacher in Thailand died while protecting students during a gun attack, an event that also led to the death of the school principal, with a teenage shooter now in custody.

British University Vietnam (BUV) has developed a comprehensive career development ecosystem designed to provide students with practical experience and build confidence through internships.

Iranian students begin new university term with protests  Reuters

Dozens of universities have received legal letters from students seeking compensation for what they say they missed out on during Covid.

PS Julius Bitok has assured Grade 10 students of the timely provision of textbooks and the release of capitation funds.

Dozens of universities have received legal letters from students demanding compensation for perceived missed opportunities during the Covid-19 pandemic.

Longview students accused of rape in a varsity locker room have appeared in court, sparking public outrage.

Kenyan public universities are grappling with a Sh260 billion budget deficit, exacerbated by a Sh60 billion debt owed to private universities for government-sponsored students, a figure expected to increase.

Archaeology students have discovered a mass Viking grave containing unusually large human remains, suggesting the presence of a 'giant' figure among the buried.

Purdue University is reportedly rescinding dozens of offers to Chinese students following warnings from legislators, despite the university's claim that no ban on Chinese students exists, amidst a broader Trump administration crackdown.

Italian students met with OECD leaders at the Italian Consulate in Paris to discuss navigating future challenges in an era of uncertainty.

The University of Texas System Board of Regents has approved a new rule allowing students to graduate without studying 'unnecessarily controversial subjects,' sparking debate over academic freedom.

More than 300 students in Virginia were suspended following an anti-ICE walkout at Woodbridge High School, which also prompted a police response.

NYC music teachers Youbet, whose students include a member of Geese, discuss their journey in creating one of 2026's top indie albums and their ambition to spread rock music worldwide.

Authorities in Chhattisgarh's Dhamtari district have launched an investigation after 35 students at a government middle school were found with healed cut marks on their wrists.

Michelle Obama has sparked debate by equating affirmative action with college admissions for athletes and legacy students, questioning the outrage directed solely at affirmative action.

Tens of thousands more students in England and Wales are joining a legal action regarding their Covid-affected studies, amidst reports of a significant payout by University College London.

Kehlani combined an R&B history lesson with filming her 'Out the Window' music video alongside elementary students.

Florida's IMG Academy has been fined $1.7 million for allegedly accepting tuition payments for two students from individuals connected to Mexican drug cartels.

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.

Conversations between parents and elementary school children in South Korea are increasingly focused on academic performance rather than other aspects.

Bowie ISD has approved student transfers to nearby districts, allowing students to attend schools outside their home district.

An investigation has been launched after students at a California high school posed for a photo deemed 'homophobic'.

Following the release of the Epstein files, some universities have taken action involving faculty or affiliates named in the documents, prompting a call for students and professors to share their experiences.

Inspired by the 2022 Woman, Life, Freedom uprising, two film students created 'Memories of a Window,' a documentary paying tribute to Iranians who risk their lives to film dissent from their homes.

Deepening budget shortfalls in the Palestinian Authority are severely impacting West Bank society, particularly schools, where teacher salaries have been reduced.

An Indiana school secretary faces child seduction charges after her husband allegedly caught her with a student, and a subsequent investigation revealed an affair with another student.

Fifty-one Kuki students were safely evacuated from Manipur's Ukhrul district to JNV Kangpokpi due to escalating Kuki-Naga tensions.

A report reveals systemic racism at Australian universities, with a high percentage of students and staff experiencing indirect racism, while Angus Taylor disowns a leaked migration policy.

The trial has begun for Colin Gray, whose teenage son used a Christmas gift rifle to kill two students and two teachers, with prosecutors arguing Gray is criminally culpable.

Following a settlement by University College London, students are now pursuing Covid-19 compensation claims against 36 additional universities for lost learning during the pandemic.

The CBSE has issued clarifications regarding its new Class 10 Board Exam rules, effective from 2026. It states that appearing in the first exam is mandatory for all students, and missing three or more subjects will lead to disqualification.

The UAE has teamed up with Elon Musk's Starlink to launch a global initiative aimed at bringing digital classrooms to 100 remote villages worldwide, enhancing educational access for students.

A school district near Minneapolis has adopted an aggressive approach to protect the immigrant families of its students after experiencing student losses due to ICE actions.

A Fox News Campus Radicals newsletter highlights an Antifa-linked group mobilizing students and reports on college students allegedly faking disabilities nationwide.

Hong Kong sees a rise in non-local university students, while the Netherlands reverses curbs on English-taught programs to attract international students, and South Korea bars universities from issuing student visas amid a crackdown.

South Korea has launched a new program that exempts international students in 16 vocational courses from financial proof requirements and offers a pathway to residency.