Sharing Warmth Over Breakfast: Kookmin University Communicates with Students Through the One Thousand Won Breakfast Event
Kookmin University celebrated the third anniversary of its 'One Thousand Won Breakfast' initiative, providing affordable nutritious meals to students while promoting regular breakfast habits.
Agreement on electricity support for student housing
Norwegian political parties have reached an agreement to include student housing in the national electricity support scheme, aiming to finalize this before the revised budget is released.
Azerbaijani student sentenced to 11 years in prison for selling 'Starlink' equipment to Russia
Ali Halilov, an Azerbaijani student in Latvia, has been sentenced to 11 years in prison for allegedly selling "Starlink" equipment to support Russia's military actions in Ukraine.
Focus on 'Mental Health' in Colleges, UGC Issues New Guidelines
The University Grants Commission has issued new guidelines to promote mental and physical health among students in colleges across India.
SiO increases rent after cuts in electricity support
SiO, Norway's student welfare organization, is raising rents by 1.8% due to the loss of electricity support for student accommodations.
SiO increases rent after cuts in electricity support
SiO, the student welfare organization in Oslo and Akershus, is raising rent by 1.8% due to the removal of electricity support for student housing.
UTS 'effectively silenced' student who complained of sexual harassment
An investigation has revealed that the University of Technology Sydney suppressed a student's complaint of sexual harassment, reflecting a broader issue across Australian universities regarding confidentiality clauses that restrict students' support options.
Closer to dreams – a university offering a financial foundation for a career start
Vytauto Didžiojo universitetas offers a unique academic experience with various funding options to support students in pursuing their dream careers.
With ice cream sticks and glue, students created a bridge capable of supporting 430 kg: "Really extraordinary"
A group of engineering students in Brazil became viral after constructing a bridge made from ice cream sticks that can support over 430 kilograms during a capacity test.
What did the Youth Council under Tesa Goldstein do last year?
The Zagreb Youth Council's report led by Tesa Goldstein will be discussed at the upcoming session of the Zagreb City Assembly.
School Bully Tom Moilanen Disappointed with Vocational School Support: "Teachers Were Always in a Hurry to Do Something Else"
Tom Moilanen, a 22-year-old vocational school graduate, expresses disappointment over the lack of support from his teachers during his struggles with bullying and anxiety.
Myeongji University Human Campus Unveils Renovated Creative Convergence Space on the 4th Floor of the Student Hall
Myeongji University has completed renovations of the 4th-floor 'Creative Convergence Space' in its Human Campus Student Hall to support student learning and relaxation.
City Hall reduces fare and bus pass now costs R$5 in Poços
The bus fare in Poços de Caldas, Brazil, has been reduced to R$5 following a municipal decree, aiming to support public transport sustainability.
Three students speak out about harassment after ten years to support today's students: Teacher's touching did not compel the school to act
Three former students of a Slovak school recount their experiences of teacher harassment from a decade ago, highlighting the lack of appropriate action taken by the school at that time and drawing parallels with more recent incidents.
Doctor who graduated in Paraíba highlights the importance of student assistance for studying: 'they managed to support me'
Doctor Luiz Henrique emphasizes the critical role of student assistance programs in his medical education journey at the Federal University of Paraíba.
Hertie School: Sharp Criticism of Student Representation's BDS Resolution
The Hertie School's decision to support the BDS movement has prompted significant backlash from its leadership and the governing council.
Oyo pledges support for federal schools
The Oyo State Ministry of Education has committed to collaborate with Federal Government-owned schools to improve education and student safety.
South Africa: Higher Education Helpdesk Resolves Over 55,000 Student Queries
In South Africa, a newly established Helpdesk for Higher Education has resolved over 55,000 student queries since its launch in August 2024, achieving a 90% resolution rate.
Such a fight has never happened before. Students decided to get their school principal into the Senate
Students at Smíchov Secondary Industrial School are launching a campaign to support their principal Radko Sáblík in his bid for a Senate seat, aiming to bring educational reform to a political level.
Work instead of lectures. Support for Czech university students is among the weakest in Europe
The Czech university support system for students is among the weakest in Europe, highlighting a significant gap in resources and opportunities.
The plan is to change the grading system in primary schools: "As soon as a student has a grade, they no longer care, as they cannot make sense of learning"
The Estonian Ministry of Education and Research plans to replace traditional grading with verbal assessments in lower grades to better support students from non- Estonian speaking homes.
Student who died in Goiânia wanted to be a doctor and sparked a blood donation campaign
Laura Reis de Oliveira, a 19-year-old student diagnosed with leukemia, passed away, prompting a large blood donation campaign in her honor in Morrinhos, Goiás.
What is the amount of the Progresar Scholarships in March 2026
The Progresar Scholarships for March 2026 remain unchanged in their amounts, according to the specific line of the program outlined by the education authority.
Jonggeundang Gochon Foundation holds scholarship certificate award ceremony
The Jonggeundang Gochon Foundation awarded scholarships to 403 students, including 110 newly selected recipients, at a ceremony held in Seoul.
"I will share the benefits I received with my juniors"
A high school student in South Korea has donated 1 million KRW in scholarship funds to support younger students.
University, CCUM: "939,000 euros from MUR prize to virtuous model of merit colleges"
The Italian government's allocation of €939,209 to merit colleges supports thousands of deserving students and acknowledges the role of these institutions in promoting academic merit and social mobility.
There is a decision regarding money for students. It concerns an additional 80 million
The Polish Ministry of Education announces an additional 80 million PLN for student support following concerns over funding cuts impacting vocational training.
Action Taken for Praying in University; Hindu Students Support Muslim Students, Launch Protest
A growing controversy at Lucknow University over the right to pray has led to protests from student organizations after notices were issued against Muslim students for praying in the campus.
Ministry of Education to Recommend Abolishing Formal School Uniforms Amid Controversy Over Prices
The South Korean Ministry of Education plans to recommend the abolition of formal school uniforms in favor of more comfortable attire, responding to ongoing debates about uniform pricing.
Start of Classes: The Key Change That Teachers Identify in Their Role and Why It Poses a Delicate Challenge
Teachers in Argentina face increasing challenges in their role, recognizing a shift in responsibilities that demands emotional support for students.
Kela support that many do not realize to apply for – the benefit is greatest for those with low income and a lot of debt
A little-known financial support from Kela is underutilized by recent graduates, offering significant benefits for those with low incomes and high debt.
Gang rape after drugging at villa party, girl accuses Instagram friend
A college student in Bengaluru has accused two men of gang rape after being drugged at a villa party, following an acquaintance made through Instagram.
Winter enrollment in vocational schools attracted a record number of new students
The winter enrollment period for vocational schools in Lithuania saw a record 1,800 new students, with many opting for in-demand professions such as driving, paramedicine, and education support.
Students Left Out in the Income Support Reform – Student: "Completely Ridiculous"
Students are struggling to finance their lives as summer job opportunities dwindle, exacerbated by recent changes in income support regulations.
Education in Bavaria: Demand for School Assistants is Growing Rapidly
The demand for school assistants in Bavaria is rising sharply due to the increasing number of students requiring support for various learning challenges.
Florida Senate passes 'Teddy Bridgewater Bill' allowing coaches to use personal funds for student welfare
The Florida Senate has passed the 'Teddy Bridgewater Bill,' enabling coaches to use personal finances for student welfare initiatives, addressing past issues with coach support funding.
Kalvāns: Not every student needs an individual support specialist
Rūdolfs Kalvāns from Latvia's Ministry of Education states that not all students require an individual support specialist, referencing a report by the State Audit Office on education in Latvia.
Student Free Pass is validated by the TSE after plebiscite in São Luís
The Brazilian Electoral Court has approved a plebiscite that confirmed overwhelming support for a Student Free Pass to facilitate school access for youth in São Luís.
Kela's support changes shock – clear message from the youth
Changes to Finland's Kela benefits have caused widespread shock among students receiving aftercare support, forcing many to consider taking out student loans or risking their education.
Who threatened the family of the deceased NEET student?
The family of a deceased NEET student in India claims to have received threats regarding their situation.
Registrations for Popular University Restaurant in João Pessoa end this Wednesday (18)
Registrations for the Popular University Restaurant in João Pessoa close on Wednesday, February 18, offering meals at a minimal cost to eligible university students.
Strengthening the DECE
The DECE (Department of Student Counseling) in Ecuador is essential for providing holistic support to students facing complex personal challenges, yet it suffers from inadequate resources and institutional support.
Guidance Counsellors Drowning in Work – Eero Uotila, Selected as this Year’s Guidance Counsellor of the Year, Has Nearly 200 Students
Finnish guidance counsellors are facing overwhelming workloads, with Eero Uotila managing nearly 200 students, far exceeding the recommended maximum of 150.
Scholarships: Seminars instead of Book Money
This opinion piece argues that scholarships for students should focus on seminars rather than financial support, which often leads to inequities in educational funding.
True comfort comes not from 'bread' but from 'roses'
The article discusses the dilemma faced by a friend who supports a financially struggling college student but is troubled to discover the student spends money on luxury items instead of essentials.
Student working on a farm and accepted into medical school will seek a scholarship to support himself in college: 'Rent is too expensive'
Fernando Abreu Miranda, a 17-year-old student who earned a spot in medical school, plans to apply for financial aid to manage living expenses in Palmas due to his family's low income.
High School Students Are Increasingly Indebted - The Union Is Calling for Action from the Government
According to the Finnish Student Union, government changes to support welfare are increasing the indebtedness of high school students.
São Paulo Public Prosecutor's Office supports the arrest of the 3 owners of the gym where a student died after a swimming lesson
The São Paulo Public Prosecutor's Office has expressed support for the arrest of three gym owners following the death of a student post swimming class.
Ministry of Education to Provide Integrated Support for Crisis Students with School Violence, Career Guidance, and Basic Academic Skills
The South Korean Ministry of Education is establishing a new safety net for students facing multiple crises, including basic academic struggles and emotional challenges, starting from the new school year.
After Deciding to Support the Exemption from Draft Law, the Leader of the Torah Flag Clarifies: Either Way, No Yeshiva Student Will Serve in the Army
The leader of the Torah Flag party, Rabbi Dov Lando, asserted that no yeshiva student will be conscripted into the army, regardless of governmental decisions on the matter.