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Courtesy of Maryam Jami(WASHINGTON) -- A group of 100 or so potential scholars in the State Department's prestigious Fulbright Foreign Student Program will have to continue waiting for a final answer on whether their cohort -- not shielded from disruption following the Taliban takeover in Afghanistan and withdrawal of an American presence there four months ago -- will continue. Maryam Jami, 23, an attorney in Herat who called the program the "venue to her dreams" of earning her Ma...

A State Department official gave an email update to semifinalists in Afghanistan for the Fulbright Program after weeks of delay following the Taliban takeover.

Courtesy Maryam Jami(WASHINGTON) -- Maryam Jami, 23, an attorney in Herat, Afghanistan, who calls herself a "mini-human rights activist," still dreams of obtaining her Masters of Law in the United States as a Fulbright scholar next year, pinning the program as both a venue to her own dreams and a tool for a better future for Afghanistan. But she and roughly 100 other semi-finalists in the country now taken over by the Taliban have been left in limbo since the chaotic withdrawal of U.S....

Afghanistan semi-finalists for the State Department's prestigious Fulbright Program, including Maryam Jami, 23, await an update on the fate of their cohort on Dec. 15.

Afghanistan semi-finalists for the State Department's prestigious Fulbright Program, including Maryam Jami, 23, await an update on the fate of their cohort on Dec. 15.

Over the past two weeks, the U.S. Embassy helped connect oncology specialists from the United States and Nigeria to help strengthen the capacity of cancer

NMSU researcher studies groundwater pumping effects on rivers as a Fulbright Scholar

A coalition of higher-education and humanitarian-assistance groups seeks to make colleges refugee students’ official sponsors, responsible not just for their educational needs but their financial, logistical, and social ones, too.

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