Up to 5,000 student artists, performers, and cultural advocates from state universities and colleges are expected to gather in Iloilo City for the National Culture and Arts Festival (NCAF). The event aims to promote cultural exchange and artistic talent.

A total of 533 students have been admitted to the Ghana Armed Forces College of Nursing and Midwifery at 37 Military Hospital in Accra.

Parents of students at Ivana Gorana Kovačića elementary school in Zagreb are protesting the slow pace of renovation works, which threaten the timely start of the school year on September 1st.

Collège Aliénor d’Aquitaine, a public college in Bordeaux, has accumulated 1700 hours of unprovided lessons, leaving students without classes in subjects like French, English, and History-Geography for several months due to a lack of teachers.

The Orange Foundation has launched a new FabLab in Moldova, integrated into the 'Model School' program, to provide students with a dedicated space for creativity and technological innovation.

The Labour Party has announced a policy to cap interest rates on student loans, aiming to alleviate financial burdens on students.

A growing number of students are transforming their interests into projects to build careers and achieve financial independence even before completing their university studies.

The 'Students for Aranđelovac' group has commented on complaints filed against the election commission's decision to repeat voting in one location, citing serious procedural flaws.

The Croatian Ministry of Interior has published two calls for applications for police officer positions, targeting both students transferring to police school and adults up to 28 years old.

A state-run artificial intelligence-based Korean language learning platform, initially for immigrant students, will expand access to include children outside the public education system and adults, with plans for complete public access by year-end.

Ever wondered how much students spend on test prep and private tutoring for Seoul National University’s medical track?

Angel Jansen, a 22-year-old Romani woman who experienced bullying as a child, is now visiting schools to educate students about the Romani minority and combat prejudice.

Projections from the French Ministry of National Education indicate a potential loss of 1.7 million students by 2035, a demographic shift described by the minister as a "seismic wave" based on fertility hypotheses.

Students and professors in Novi Sad have received misdemeanor charges for alleged "reckless and inconsiderate behavior" following an incident at the university's Rectorate building.

As National College Decision Day nears, experts are offering advice on how students can choose a school while effectively maximizing their financial aid.

The National Institute of Open Schooling (NIOS) has released admit cards for Class 10th and 12th examinations. Students can download their hall tickets from sdmis.nios.ac.in.

The Pakistan Medical and Dental Council (PMDC) announced it will conduct the National Equivalence Board (NEB) examination on May 16, offering an opportunity for medical students, including those affected by international conflicts, to transfer to Pakistani institutions.

Portuguese polytechnic institutions are advocating for a change in the funding model, lamenting the disparity where university students receive more funding despite political recognition of polytechnics' value.

A new proposal in Texas could soon force middle school students in public schools to read passages from both the Old and New Testaments of the Bible.

Latvian education authorities are inviting students, parents, and educators to an online discussion series titled "What happens behind the scenes of the exam? From task to evaluation," focusing on state examinations.

The Kremlin has intensified its crackdown on Western universities, labeling some as "undesirable" and impacting thousands of Russian students studying abroad.

IGNOU celebrated its 39th convocation, where the Vice President addressed 3.24 lakh graduating students, emphasizing the university's role as a leading learning system.

Students blocking the Faculty of Organizational Sciences (FON) in Belgrade have declared that the media landscape in Serbia has worsened following the dismissal of the TV N1 director.

Students from Maharashtra studying abroad are struggling due to significant delays in the disbursement of foreign scholarship funds by the state government.

Greek authorities have released the school calendar for Easter 2026, detailing when students and teachers will return to classes after the holiday break.

Graduate students are increasingly relying on expensive private loans due to recent cuts in federal funding for student aid.

The Macedonian Cultural Information Center in Zagreb is launching 'The Magic Circle of Childhood' project, involving 40 students learning Macedonian in local schools through creative workshops.

The citizens' group "Students for Aranđelovac - Youth Wins" announced that they have filed appeals to the High Court in Kragujevac. These appeals challenge a decision made by the Municipal Election Commission.

The Maharashtra government has issued new guidelines for fourth-year undergraduate students, providing essential information for their academic progression.

The Swedish government is proposing "language breakfast" for students in preschool and grades 1-3 to enhance their language training, along with additional funding for homework assistance and books.

The Finnish Association of High School Students expresses concern over a potential uncontrolled wave of school closures, urging the state to take action. This follows a report that only one student applied to the high school in Ilomantsi.

Students and teachers were evacuated from a school in Jelling, Denmark, after a fire broke out, with one person transported to a hospital for examination.

The Students' Song Festival, 'Laiku. Ratu. Kartu,' is set to return to Vilnius from July 3-6 after a ten-year hiatus, with an expected 24,000 participants from across Lithuania. The city council has decided to support the event.

Following a discrimination case involving unadapted mathematics state matriculation exam tasks for a blind student, Lithuania's National Education Agency (NŠA) is implementing changes to improve exam accessibility for students with visual and other impairments.

Generation Alpha is reportedly changing communication codes, including orthography, and showing disinterest in emails. The article also briefly mentions American students burdened by loans leaving the country.

The Prime Minister of Sri Lanka has reported that over 400 students have dropped out of school due to issues of abuse and violence.

Computer science students at Darmstadt University of Applied Sciences have built a ground station to communicate with a satellite 36,000 kilometers away, testing technology that could aid disaster communication.

The MHT CET Admit Card for 2026 (PCM) has been released, with exams scheduled to begin on April 11. Students can download their hall tickets from cetcell.mahacet.org.

The Meghalaya Board of School Education (MBOSE) has declared the Class 10 Secondary School Leaving Certificate Examination 2026 results, with direct links available on various websites for students to check their scores.

Students at the horticultural secondary school in Kopidlno spend their last days from early morning until afternoon in greenhouses. They are constantly sowing, transplanting, and potting.

A Trump-kormányzat eddig legalább 40 polgárjogi vizsgálatot indított olyan oktatási intézmények ellen, amik védelmet biztosítanak transznemű diákoknak.

Parents of first-year students in the Tokyo metropolitan area are facing unprecedented financial burdens as the costs to attend private universities have hit a record high, leading to tough trade-offs and growing anxiety.

An industry report indicates that the rapid expansion of Africa's education technology sector is driving an increase in international student mobility, transforming access to global education for African students.

A musical performance titled "Interior Sonoro" is bringing together CERGIC users and PALOP students in Guarda, Portugal, to promote inclusion through theater. The event, which premieres on June 4, will also feature an album and book launch.

International students in Australia are reportedly skipping meals and reducing their intake of essential foods due to the soaring cost of living, with rising rents being a major factor.

An article from The Straits Times questions why a higher number of top students from Singaporean universities do not pursue entrepreneurship, despite their academic achievements.

PS MP Elisa Spiropali reacted regarding the issue faced by Albanian students in North Macedonia.

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has signed a new law that allows the state to label certain groups as terrorists and expel students who support them.

Reports indicate that millions of rand were spent on gates at the Northern Cape Urban TVET college, while many students at the institution are living in inadequate shack accommodations.

Russia's Education Ministry will introduce a new system to grade school students' behavior as 'exemplary,' 'acceptable,' or 'unacceptable,' according to Kommersant.

The University of Tirana has expressed full support for Albanian students in North Macedonia who are protesting to demand that law exams be conducted in the Albanian language.

Russia’s Moscow Institute of Radio Engineering, Electronics, and Automation (MIREA) has changed its student expulsion policy, students at the university told the Russian Telegram news channel…

The town of Tiaong in Quezon, Philippines, has opened its first Technical Education and Skills Development Authority (TESDA) school, with 21 students enrolling in the pilot welding course.

A significant portion of college students are reportedly rethinking their academic and career plans due to increasing concerns about the impact of artificial intelligence on the future.

Students from Dhaka University's Fine Arts faculty are blending folk traditions with elements of pop culture in their preparations for the upcoming Pohela Boishakh celebrations.

Information Minister Boris Bratina reportedly sent a 'suitable' threat to students on their designated day, drawing criticism.

Indian and Pakistani schools in Dubai have commenced their 2026-27 academic year with online reopening, accommodating students remotely.

Albanian students in Skopje protested, marching from Karposh Uprising Square to the Ministry of Justice, demanding the resignation of Justice Minister Igor Filkov and insisting on the right to take the bar exam in the Albanian language.

We speak Albanian!"/ University of Tirana in defense of the protest of Albanian students in Macedonia: Not a privilege, but a right! Institutions must find a solution

Tanzania is actively training its students to become future mathematics champions, aiming for success on the global stage in various competitions.

Nanyang Technological University (NTU) announced plans to provide all students with access to premium Google AI tools as part of a major curriculum overhaul. The university aims to embed AI into 40 per cent of its courses by 2030.

The Indian government has simplified access to 5-kg Free Trade LPG cylinders for migrant workers, students, and daily wage earners by allowing purchases without address proof, requiring only a valid ID.

A rally will be held in Novi Sad, Serbia, to support students and citizens who face misdemeanor charges for occupying the University Rectorate last September.

First works are set to begin this week on the reconstruction of a dilapidated bridge in Nasavrky, Czech Republic, which will be widened to create a safer route for students and tourists and enable the construction of a new cycling path.

Simulation tests for the Greek national university entrance exams are being gradually uploaded to the asynchronous support platform of the Digital School, lms.digitalschool.gov.gr, to assist students.

Ghana's Minister for Education, Haruna Iddrisu, has ordered an immediate investigation into reports of senior high schools charging students for services that are supposed to be free.

MK Group organized a winter holiday for top students from Kosovo and Metohija, who are staying at the Grand Kopaonik hotel from April 3rd to 8th, enjoying various activities on the Serbian mountain.

The Karnataka High Court has ruled that compulsory service for MBBS students under a bond does not constitute forced labor, affirming the legality of such agreements.

North Macedonia's Ministry of Education has announced the provision of a 'Romani Language and Culture' textbook for sixth-grade students, addressing a previous gap in continuous education for the Romani community.

The Orange Foundation Moldova is investing in digital fabrication laboratories (FabLabs) within the national "Model School" program, aiming to enhance educational infrastructure and provide students with spaces for creativity and innovation.

An article suggests the integration of golf education into school curricula, highlighting its potential benefits for students.

Educational institutions are focusing on preparing students for the expanding opportunities within the regional space industry, aiming to launch them into careers in the sector.

A visually impaired SSC candidate in Bangladesh is struggling to find a scribe for their upcoming examination, leading to significant uncertainty about their academic future. The situation highlights challenges faced by students with disabilities.

Students and parents are awaiting the announcement date for the Telangana State Board of Intermediate Education (TGBIE) 1st and 2nd year results for 2026, with past trends being analyzed for clues.

Zuyd University of Applied Sciences in the Netherlands, the first to abolish binding study advice 4.5 years ago, reports satisfaction with the change. Research shows that a fifth of students who would have dropped out under old rules have now graduated within four years.

New research from the American Enterprise Institute indicates that students participating in sports are a third less likely to be chronically absent from school compared to their non-athlete peers.

Students in Iceland have developed a line of dried fish products with three distinct flavors, handling the design and production of the packaging themselves in collaboration with a local factory.

A recent clampdown on a drama festival is being criticized, as students use the stage to address and reflect on various social issues, including drug abuse.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić has personally apologized to students and citizens for Minister of Information Boris Bratina's 'unforgivably bad statement' that police 'can beat and kill students'.

A total of 1,145 students awaiting entry into the first year of secondary school for the upcoming academic year are currently on a waiting list. These figures were released by the general administration of education for the Wallonia-Brussels Federation in Belgium.

The University of Montenegro (UCG) has awarded plaques to its five best students who completed their undergraduate studies in the previous academic year with an average grade of at least 9.50, recognizing their exceptional success and dedication.

ADA University has initiated a career preparation week designed to connect students with industry professionals and facilitate their transition into the workforce.

Students at Dhaka University are protesting the administration's negligence regarding email verification processes, which is causing issues for those pursuing overseas studies.

An online discussion series titled "What happens behind the scenes of the exam? From task to evaluation" has been launched, inviting students, parents, and educators to learn about national assessment procedures.

Televize Kolín, a school project based at the First Primary School in Bezručova Street, is celebrating its 20th anniversary, with students and staff involved in creating reports and learning audiovisual basics.

Community Bank Bangladesh organized a 'Student Banking Conference 2026' in Tangail, focusing on financial literacy and services for students.

A wave of protests by Albanian students has engulfed Skopje, in defense of the use and status of the Albanian language in North Macedonia.

Thousands of students at Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (AUTH) will take digital exams using tablets starting in May, as part of a broader six-axis plan to upgrade student life.

An initiative advocating for truly inclusive schools has been submitted in Geneva, Switzerland. The proposal aims to ensure that educational institutions cater to all students equitably.

Students in Iceland have reported an increase in fear and violence among teenagers across the country.

Citizens gathered in front of the Misdemeanor Court in Novi Sad to support students and other individuals who received misdemeanor charges for their presence in the University of Novi Sad Rectorate last September.

Sofia Mayor Vasil Terziev awarded 22 distinguished students from four schools in the city for their achievements.

Serbian Prime Minister Ana Brnabić publicly criticized Professor Đorđe Pavićević, accusing him of supporting students in 'zombification.' Pavićević had emphasized the symbolic and educational role of his faculty in fostering critical thinking.

An LPG crisis in Pune, India, has led to a surge in demand for piped natural gas, but residents are facing year-long delays in installations.

The Swedish government is proposing a 'language breakfast' initiative to enhance language training for students in preschool and early primary grades.

BITS Pilani has announced new $5 lakh alumni-funded scholarships as its endowment campaign successfully surpassed the $45 million mark, bolstering financial aid for students.

The 10th season of the Coca-Cola Youth Support initiative, organized by Coca-Cola HBC Montenegro, is set to begin on April 8 with its first workshops for high school students in Herceg Novi, Kotor, and Bar.

Copenhagen Municipality has allocated 5.6 million Danish kroner to organize a joint one-day festival for the city's graduating students, aiming to prevent the unrest seen in previous years on their last day of school.

Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto has initiated a program to open presidential palaces for school visits, allowing students access to these historic sites.

The alumni body of FGC Kano is seeking clarification on the terms of 18 Public-Private Partnership projects initiated by the Nigerian government, aiming to protect the institution's assets and ensure long-term academic interests.

The Meghalaya SSLC (Class 10th) results for 2026 have been released, with students able to check their marks at megresults.nic.in, along with toppers' names and pass percentages.

Singapore is launching a new industry-led initiative to equip 10,000 students with the necessary skills to manage autonomous machines and 'physical AI' in the real world.

A professor argues that there is too significant a disparity between mathematics education in primary school and high school in Denmark, leading to unexpected academic outcomes for students.

A new app called Uplifty is being developed to help university students find connections offline, addressing issues of isolation. The article also broadly touches on the rise of youth-led movements globally.

Parents, private schools, and students in Karachi are facing significant difficulties and chaos in securing matriculation exam admit cards just days before the final examinations are set to begin.

The Trump administration has announced it is ending resolution agreements that supported transgender students, which had been established with some school districts by previous administrations.

MasterClass Pakistan, in partnership with the Royal Thai Consulate-General, is offering students hands-on experience with authentic Thai food traditions in Karachi.

The U.S. Department of Education has terminated agreements with five school districts and one college that were designed to protect transgender students. This decision means the department will no longer oversee the implementation of these protective measures.

Two former employees of an Elgin school have been accused of assaulting students.

The annual convention of the Association of Secondary Teachers, Ireland (ASTI) will feature debates on key issues including teacher pay, workload, and the use of artificial intelligence (AI) by students.

The first cohort of students from Al-Farabi Kazakh National University has arrived at Kyoto University, marking a new chapter in academic exchange between Japan and Kazakhstan.

The Trump administration has moved to terminate several civil rights settlements that previously provided protections and support for transgender students.

Professor Đorđe Pavićević stated that the Faculty of Political Sciences and the Faculty of Philosophy hold significant symbolic and educational roles. He expressed concern that authorities might want to dictate what is taught to students.

Students in the St James East Central constituency of Jamaica have been gifted tablets, as reported by the Jamaica Gleaner.

Albanian students in North Macedonia are protesting for the protection of the Albanian language, gathering outside Minister Igor Firkov's office and demanding his resignation, asserting that the Albanian language is non-negotiable.

Estonia aims to advance AI education in schools by implementing a special version of ChatGPT, with students at Tallinn's Mustamäe gymnasium already experimenting with the new AI assistant.

The opposition's initiative to collect signatures for early local elections in Niš, Serbia, has seen some citizen assemblies distance themselves and students remain silent, raising questions about the participation of all parties.

A coalition of left-wing groups, including one representing college professors, has distributed a toolkit encouraging students to launch campaigns against ICE by targeting corporate contracts at universities.

On the relationship of Matica srpska in Novi Sad, the oldest scientific, literary, and cultural society in Serbia, towards political events and the regime that has been destroying laws and all moral, ethical...

A study abroad semester is often seen as an unforgettable experience, yet nearly one in four students report feeling lonely during their time abroad, highlighting a gap between ideal and reality.

Natasha Blackmore, a 36-year-old teacher, has been banned after meeting students outside of school and discussing her relationships and drunken nights with them.

Serbian Information Minister Boris Bratina reportedly sent a "fitting" threat to students on their day, sparking controversy.

MS NOW, under its new parent Versant, will host its inaugural White House Correspondents’ Dinner event, a brunch on April 24, aimed at connecting seasoned reporters with aspiring journalism students.

Thousands of Albanian students and citizens protested in Skopje, North Macedonia, demanding that the Constitution and Language Law be respected, allowing them to take judicial exams in Albanian in addition to Macedonian.

A report highlights the common challenge faced by university students, such as Leanne, in forming friendships and combating loneliness on campus.

An Italian woman who studied Finnish and became a translator in Kuhmo highlights concerns from a professor that the path for foreign students to learn Finnish may be blocked due to a review of support for Finnish language and culture education in foreign universities.

Students rated the April 6, 2026, JEE Main exam's first shift as easy to moderate, noting a balanced distribution of questions.

Marks-memos for over 9 lakh students who appeared for the TS Inter 1st and 2nd Year exams are likely to be released by the second week of April 2026.

Not only students, but also teachers in secondary schools are using artificial intelligence (AI), for example to grade tests.

Simulation tests for the Panhellenic university entrance exams are being gradually uploaded to the Digital Tutoring platform in Greece, providing asynchronous support for students.

Four high school students from Enschede, Netherlands, have devised a practical solution to a medical problem for a local hospital, which has already implemented their innovation involving a thicker doll.

A school bus carrying approximately 35 students overturned near the Kali river in Meerut, India, resulting in injuries to at least 10 children. Local residents assisted in the rescue efforts.

Police have arrested 45 individuals, including school students, in connection with a recent attack at a karaoke centre in Cheras, stating the incident is linked to a business feud.

Students in Dubai performed the UAE national anthem using Indian instruments as a tribute, creating a moving display.

The trial for students arrested following the Vidovdan protest in Belgrade on June 28, 2025, has been postponed again.

Russia's Ministry of Defense is reportedly sending calls to underperforming university students, encouraging them to serve in newly formed military units amidst a shortage of soldiers.

The "Studentska lista za promene" (Student List for Change), formed from student blockades, achieved a decisive victory in the elections for the Student Parliament of the Faculty of Law in Niš. This win reportedly ends three decades of control by the previous student organization.

The trial of students accused of preparing acts against Serbia's constitutional order and security, arrested after last year's "See You on Vidovdan" protest, is set to continue today, accompanied by a support rally outside the Palace of Justice.

On World Roma Day, a special school in Agrinio, Greece, is highlighted for providing opportunities and hope to young Roma students, free from labels and prejudice.

The Canadian government has sent letters to numerous international students, including many from India, asking them to provide proof of compliance with their study permit conditions.

Islamabad's National Incubation Center (NIC) replaced its traditional career fair with a startup matchmaking expo, redefining how students connect with Pakistan's startup ecosystem.

Businessman Marcelo Porcel has been charged in Argentina with aggravated sexual abuse against at least ten children under 13, who were students at a Palermo school.

Guinea has denounced the 'retention' of its students by airport authorities in Lisbon, with three of the six students having since received entry permits. The country's embassy in Portugal is monitoring the situation.

Kevin Corey, a New York high school business teacher, earns $3.8 million a year from his flushable wipes brand, Stall Mates, and shares his entrepreneurial journey with his students.

Over 80 architecture and urbanism students visited the city of Terezín to focus on the future of the 18th-century fortress town, proposing its future appearance in their projects.

An investigation has been opened by gendarmes after several sexual images involving students and adults were reportedly circulated on a Snapchat group, causing concern at a college near Cannes in Mandelieu-la-Napoule.

Slovak politician Robert Fico has suddenly promised to make trains and buses cheaper, recalling his previous initiative to introduce 100% discounts for students and pensioners after the 2014 presidential elections.

Bomb threats were received at three primary schools in Podgorica after the second shift began, leading to the evacuation of students.

Salomón Ragavan Delgado, a 93-year-old yoga instructor in Santa Monica, continues to teach the same students for four decades, proving that age is just a number.

The Department of Education's Office for Civil Rights under the Trump administration has terminated portions of several resolution agreements concerning transgender students. These agreements originated from prior administrations.

Students are protesting the dismissal of N1 TV director Igor Božić and a perceived 'raid' on the station, viewing it as an attempt at political control over the media, while details emerge about Božić's new status.

Exams with tablets will be given in the upcoming exam period of the spring semester by thousands of students of the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, as announced by the rector of AUTH, Prof.

Students from Belgrade's higher education institutions have called for a protest in front of the Palace of Justice to support colleagues arrested after the Vidovdan protest, who are facing charges.

Ghanaian students studying in the United Kingdom are planning a mass protest due to delays in the payment of tuition fees and stipends by the Ghana Scholarship Authority.

Portugal has released the school enrollment calendar for pre-school to secondary education, with registrations for younger students beginning in April and older students in July.

A celebratory concert featuring students from the "Mokranjac" Music School was held in the Great Hall of the Kolarac Endowment on Monday, marking the school's special day.

Students in Reykjavik are calling for the implementation of self-defense training in all elementary schools for junior high students, citing increasing violence, weapon carrying, and filmed fights among young people in Iceland.

The Polish Ministry of Health has reportedly withdrawn its plans to expand the list of professionals authorized to provide preventive healthcare to students by including medical caregivers.

Law students across Poland are invited to participate in the 27th edition of the nationwide survey "Law Students in Poland," organized by the European Law Students' Association ELSA Poland.

The Delhi government has opened applications for scholarships aimed at students from reserved categories.

A new analysis reveals a significant increase in the cost of shared apartment rooms for students in German university cities, with some major cities seeing prices well over 600 Euros.

Copenhagen Municipality has decided to introduce an alcohol-free policy for the last day of school, following reports of past "unrest." The measure aims to ensure a safer and more orderly celebration for students.

The Central Examination Commission (CKE) has announced details of a planned modification to the Matura exam sheets for some students, while the overall rules, passing thresholds, and dates for the 2026 exam remain unchanged.

AI debate: Are more university students plagiarising their work?  standardmedia.co.ke

A video from Elevate highlights how practical experience is the most effective method for students to learn and succeed in entrepreneurship, enabling them to build businesses from scratch.

Primary school students in Iceland are experiencing increased insecurity due to a growing culture of violence among children and youth. Representatives from youth councils emphasize the need for action to prevent children from feeling compelled to carry knives for safety.

A study among university students reveals how social media platforms are increasingly shaping nutrition knowledge and dietary habits, moving beyond traditional health education sources.

A significant number of Danish high school students, one in five, are failing basic mathematics, with a professor suggesting a large gap between primary and secondary school math curricula as the cause.

Nearly 40 percent of Finland's highly educated individuals end up in the Uusimaa region, while job opportunities elsewhere are poorly understood. The Turku Junior Chamber of Commerce is attempting to bridge the gap between students and companies through mentoring.

A report highlights the harsh realities faced by foreign students in the UK, including exploitation by unscrupulous recruiters and significant debt, as universities increasingly rely on their full tuition fees. Critics describe some practices as akin to trafficking.

Negotiations are set to begin on Tuesday for the merger of several Finnish universities and polytechnics, which could lead to the formation of the country's largest higher education institution with 35,000 students.

Two months after the Tata Institute of Social Sciences (TISS) implemented changes to its student council election process, there is widespread confusion among students regarding how the new system operates.

Eight international school operators in Hong Kong, including the English Schools Foundation (ESF), failed to admit enough non-local students this academic year. This breach goes against their pledges to the government regarding student enrollment targets.

A developer's charity initiative has provided RM504,000 to over 1,380 needy individuals and students, offering financial assistance.

The Association of Secondary Teachers, Ireland (ASTI) will hold its annual convention to discuss topics including teacher pay, workload, and the use of artificial intelligence by students.

Students are engaging in a 'Battle of Titans' at a drama festival in Kenya, using theatrical performances to address and explore various societal issues.

The Ogun State chapter of the National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS) has written to the national president, alleging an attempt by some individuals to instigate a crisis within the association in the region.

An 18-year-old has been arrested in Kontagora, Niger State, Nigeria, for allegedly killing a 25-year-old university student during a party for new students.

Serbian Information and Telecommunications Minister Boris Bratina has stated that his comments regarding the police's 'right to kill' students were taken out of context, affirming his condemnation of violence and support for youth expression.

The Old Students Association of Federal Government College Kano has urgently appealed to President Bola Tinubu to halt the concession of approximately 30 hectares of land within the college premises.

An opposition front in Niš, Serbia, is collecting signatures for early local elections, though some citizen groups are distancing themselves and students remain silent on the initiative.

Czech Senator Václav Láska has confirmed his bid for re-election, potentially facing a school principal who is reportedly being supported by students in his campaign for a Senate seat.

Students from the European University are participating in the 'Distortions' exhibition at MKC Gallery, presenting critical and visually articulated interpretations of contemporary conditions through various mediums.

The Day of Students of the University of Belgrade is marked on April 4th, commemorating the student demonstrations of 1936 during which law student Žarko Marinović was killed, highlighting historical tensions at the university.

Moldova's Ministry of Education and Research has released the results of the national pre-testing in mathematics and Romanian language and literature for students in schools teaching in national minority languages.

Students from SPPU are analyzing global studies to develop recommendations for policymakers aimed at promoting healthier urban environments.

Students at Dhaka University are organizing a satirical event to protest against perceived administrative negligence.

Kyoto Prefecture is conducting multiple interviews as part of an investigation into a boat capsizing incident off Henoko, Okinawa, which involved high school students on a training trip. The governor acknowledged that there are 'issues even from an external perspective'.

Students from the Fourteenth Belgrade Gymnasium are organizing a bilingual exhibition titled "Sur les pas de Simone Veil" at the European House in Belgrade.

The Calcutta High Court has ordered an investigation into a dispute between students and teachers at the state-aided Sagar Mahavidyalaya college.

Blind students report that colleges have hindered their education due to a lack of accessibility in computer and phone-reliant higher education, an issue a new federal rule seeks to address.

The Ministry of National Education in Türkiye has launched an inquiry to determine whether Turkish students are enrolled in schools originally established for the children of foreign nationals, which are operating without proper licenses.

A survey reveals that 70% of high school students in Japan have difficulty identifying 'dark gigs' or illicit online jobs.