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A group of more than 20 Rugby High students and recent grads left the comforts of small-town North Dakota for nine days in Peru late in June. Rugby High Engl

With rupee touching its new all time low every other day, study abroad aspirants in India fear their American university dream is getting farther

While financial institutions feel the concerns are genuine and the requirement for higher amount of education loans will go up, study abroad consultants believe students have less to worry about, especially those who plan to work in the US, post completion of their studies.

Indians looking for job and study opportunities have found a gateway since the re-opening of travel restrictions and borders closed due to the COVID 19 onslaught and are exploring opportunities in these foreign destinations.

One college student was shocked after receiving his final bill at a Michelin star restaurant.

Learn more about election deniers convening in Las Vegas, and listen to other news headlines for Wednesday, July 13, 2022.

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Dickinson to Celebrate the Inauguration of John E. Jones III ’77, P’11, as 30th President on Saturday, Sept. 24 - The college will inaugurate John E. Jones III ’77, P’11, as its 30th president Saturday, Sept. 24, during a special Homecoming & Family Weekend.

Through Cornells overseas academic programs, several students have traveled and studied abroad this spring and summer.

Amna Fayyaz ’24 to Represent Pakistan in Commonwealth Games - Amna Fayyaz ’24 to Represent Pakistan in the Commonwealth Games