Trump Nears $500M Harvard Deal for AI Trade Schools
President Trump says he’s close to sealing a $500M deal with Harvard to fund AI-focused trade schools after months of talks over campus policies.
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Judge Rules Trump Admin Illegally Cut Harvard Funding
A federal judge rules the Trump administration illegally froze $2.2B in Harvard grants, securing a significant legal victory and restoring vital research funding.
Central Delegation Visits Lhasa Ahead of Xizang’s 60th Anniversary
Wang Huning’s central delegation arrives in Lhasa ahead of Xizang’s 60th anniversary, meeting officials, residents and champions of unity, eco-development and prosperity.
U.S. Cancels 6,000+ Student Visas Amid Hard-Line Immigration Push
The U.S. State Department has cancelled over 6,000 student visas amid a hard-line immigration approach, targeting legal breaches and alleged terrorism.
U.S. Universities Brace for More Cuts from Trump White House
The Trump administration freezes hundreds of millions in research funding at UCLA, marking a fresh escalation in its standoff with U.S. higher education.
Venice Rector Champions Classical Chinese in AI Era
Venice University rector urges Chinese studies students to master Classical Chinese, highlighting ancient wisdom’s role in shaping an AI-driven future.
Is California Still a Dreamland for Chinese Students?
Amid threats to revoke visas, Chinese students and California universities face uncertainty. Is the Golden State still a dreamland for study?
U.S. Judge Clears Path for Harvard to Host 7,000 Foreign Students
Judge Allison Burroughs halts Trump administration’s move to strip Harvard’s SEVP certification, safeguarding 7,000 international students amid a high-stakes legal fight.
Central Asian Students Thrive in Beijing’s Education Hub
Two students from Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan are thriving in Beijing’s education hub, blending academic pursuits with vibrant cultural exchanges on the Chinese mainland.
U.S. Academics Criticize Harvard Visa Suspension
U.S. academics warn Harvard visa suspension could disrupt university operations, funding, and global research ties amid student visa hysteria.