students
Coverage of students in the Nexus archive.
- Randi Weingarten’s book sleaze might mean the end of corrupt teacher-union power
The article discusses how Randi Weingarten's book suggests that stronger teacher unions may lead to increased taxpayer spending and reduced student learning outcomes.
- Students abducted in May by Muslim militants in Nigeria are rescued, government says
The Nigerian government announced that a group of students abducted in May by Muslim militants in Oyo state have been rescued. The rescue was confirmed by the government, though details remain unspecified.
- Intermediate recounting and reverification results released
Intermediate recounting and reverification results for IPASE May 2026 have been released. Students can check their revised results online, and fresh marks memos will be available only for those whose marks have changed.
- 506 students placed across seven Advanced Technology Centres in Telangana
506 students have been placed across seven Advanced Technology Centres in Telangana. The initiative highlights the state's focus on advanced technology education and workforce development.
- Baton Rouge students can learn to ride bikes through school program
The All Kids Bike program in Louisiana is teaching young students to ride bikes, helping them build confidence, stay active, and develop a lifelong skill. Baton Rouge students are among those participating in this school-based initiative.
- John Jay College of Criminal Justice bookkeeper swiped $700K from students: authorities
A bookkeeper at John Jay College of Criminal Justice stole over $700,000 from students, as revealed by a recent indictment. The college employed the individual who embezzled funds meant for students.
- Yale Law School Fights to Stop Trump Deal
Yale Law School is opposing a deal with the Trump administration. Students at the university have criticized the institution's efforts to negotiate with the administration.
- Robotics Teams Are Shrinking. Students Say They’re More Important Than Ever
Robotics programs are struggling with insufficient coaching and funding, prompting students and lawmakers to seek unique solutions to sustain school teams. Students emphasize the importance of robotics programs despite these challenges.
- Malawi: Govt Defends University Fee Doubles As Students Fear Being Priced Out
Malawi's government approved a 100% increase in university tuition fees as an emergency measure to address a financial crisis in higher education. Students are concerned about being priced out of public universities following the fee doubling.
- At least 20 drown as boat carrying students after exams sinks in DR Congo
At least 20 people drowned when a boat carrying students after exams sank in DR Congo. Witnesses reported the boat may have been carrying over 200 passengers.
- A boat transporting students from exams sinks in Congo, killing at least 20, authorities say
A wooden boat carrying students returning from state exams sank in central Congo, killing at least 20 people. Authorities confirmed the incident, which occurred during transportation back from exams.
- CET opens global research pathways for students
CET has initiated a project to connect international experts with students and faculty members in emerging research areas. The collaboration aims to foster mentorship and research opportunities globally.
- 18 students fall sick after eating ‘expired’ chocolates at school
Eighteen students fell sick after eating 'expired' chocolates at school. The incident involved chocolates that were likely past their expiration date.
- School bus overturns into canal
A school bus overturned into a canal, resulting in seven students being injured.
- Female school counselor, 37, who is married with children is arrested over claims she took 'indecent liberties' with MULTIPLE students
A 37-year-old female school counselor who is married with children was arrested for allegedly taking 'indecent liberties' with multiple students. The charges led to her arrest, though no further details are provided in the content.
- Two promising young Alabama students are killed in horrific accident while out hunting together
Two promising young Alabama students were killed in a horrific accident while out hunting together. The incident occurred during a hunting trip, resulting in their deaths.
- Eliminate ‘personal pricing’ and you risk harming consumers
Eliminating 'personal pricing' could harm students, seniors, and coupon savers under proposed plans to make prices fairer. The article warns that such measures might negatively impact these consumer groups.
- Kenya: Utumishi Girls Reopens After Dormitory Blaze Killed 16
Students at Utumishi Girls Academy have resumed learning after a dormitory fire killed 16 students. School management and government agencies have arranged temporary boarding while planning new dormitories.
- HIDOE serves 145,000 free summer meals to local students
The Hawaii State Department of Education served nearly 145,000 free, nutritious meals to students statewide, providing breakfast and lunch at participating schools through July 17.
- Why Indonesians are souring on Prabowo
Indonesians are showing dissatisfaction with Prabowo, as students protest and the country's currency weakens.
- Students protest insecurity at federal university
Students at a federal university in Nigeria protested against insecurity, briefly blocking the Minna–Bida Road before reopening it to traffic.
- Students have a key role in epidemic prevention, says Kerala Health Minister
The Kerala Health Minister emphasized that students play a key role in epidemic prevention and highlighted the need for public participation in cleaning and sanitation efforts, stating that these programs require community involvement to succeed.
- Borno School Attack: Councillor says 35 students still missing
A school attack in Borno occurred as students were preparing for the National Examinations Council (NECO) examinations. A Councillor reported that 35 students are still missing following the incident.
- Skydiving plane crashes in France, killing all 11 people on board
A skydiving plane crashed in eastern France on Sunday, killing all 11 people on board, including five instructors, five students, and the pilot. A technical investigation has been opened by a French deputy public prosecutor.
- 550 Andhra Loyola College students finish placement training
550 students from Andhra Loyola College completed placement training. The event marks a significant milestone for the students' career preparedness.
- Two students drown in Kottayam
Two students drowned in Kottayam. The incident occurred in the region.
- Three students die, three injured as building roof collapses in Deodurg
Three students died and three others were injured when the roof of a shopping complex collapsed in Deodurg while they were sticking posters of a short film they had shot. The incident occurred during an activity related to their film project.
- Students stage protest against indiscriminate fee hike in KSLU
Students at KSLU in Hubballi staged a protest against an indiscriminate fee hike. They demanded corrective measures to address various issues affecting students in the university.
- How man allegedly defrauded 60 varsity students of N15m meant for their tuition fees
A man is accused of defrauding 60 university students of N15 million in tuition fees, with each victim reportedly paying between N250,000 and N300,000. The police are investigating the case.
- Parents disturbed by kids’ out-of-control screentime at school, spent surfing web and playing poker-like game: ‘Electonric fentanyl’
Parents are concerned about excessive screen time for young students at school, with children as young as preschoolers engaging in web browsing and a poker-like game instead of traditional academic subjects like reading and arithmetic.
- Yale Seeks Trump Administration Deal in Inquiry Over Race and Admissions
Yale is seeking a deal with the Trump administration regarding an inquiry into race and admissions. A potential agreement might reduce federal pressure on the university but could provoke backlash from students, faculty, and alumni.
- Teacher who moonlighted on OnlyFans now facing 27 charges for sex with at least 7 students
A Georgia high school science teacher is facing 27 charges after allegedly having sex with at least seven students. The teacher was reportedly blackmailed by the students over her OnlyFans account.
- Young Indian Parliament-2026 begins, over 150 students take part
The Young Indian Parliament-2026 event has begun, with over 150 students participating in the initiative.
- Teachers, parents and even students trash disastrous impact of AI in schools: ‘My heart breaks for this generation’
Teachers, parents, and students criticize the negative impact of AI in schools, citing cheating with Google Lens, AI-driven reading instruction, and declining student performance. The Department of Education (DOE) is investing $1 billion in tech firms despite these concerns.
- Meet the Externs: How Faculty Use Workplace Experience to Help Students
Faculty members participating in industry externships are focusing on gaining AI skills to enhance their teaching and support students. These programs aim to bridge academic and industry experiences, with an emphasis on AI education this summer.
- The UC Davis scale: When ‘race-neutral’ still involves race
UC Davis School of Medicine is accused of using a 'race-neutral' approach to racial diversity that still involves race, leading to negative consequences for students, the profession, and patients. The US Department of Justice has allegedly provided an example of this approach in practice.
- LAUSD approves strict limits on screen time for students. Here's what you need to know
The Los Angeles Unified School District has approved some of the strictest screen time limitations for students in the country.
- Kenya to charge students with murder over deadly school fire
Kenya is charging students with murder following a deadly school fire that killed 16 pupils aged 15 to 18 at Utumishi Girls' School. The fire occurred in a dormitory last month.
- Free Maui Bus rides for students and County employees starting July 1
Starting July 1, Maui Bus will provide free service to all students and County employees while adding new bus stops across the island.
- Kenyan authorities to charge students with murder in dorm fire that killed 16 girls
Kenyan authorities have prepared murder charges against students accused of starting a deadly dormitory fire in May that killed 16 girls.