pakistani students and the ‘american dream’ As US visa restrictions tighten, threats of visa revocations increase, university funding becomes limited and Islamophobia grows. Anmol Irfan ...

More than 270 Pakistani students set to pursue higher education in the United States gathered this week in Islamabad, ...

Approximately 50 Pakistani undergraduate students who received scholarships from the American Government are preparing to study in the United States for one semester under the Undergraduate ...

He also urged the students who would soon be stepping into practical life to maintain a close liaison with leading Pakistani-American organisations of professionals and entrepreneurs including ...

Students had been pushing for the State Board of Education to adopt a new, more inclusive social studies curriculum this year. Instead, the board delayed their scheduled update until at least 2025.

According to ICEF Monitor, over 10,000 students and professionals participating in international exchanges – some American, some from other countries – have had their funding withdrawn.

Growing up in Kansas, 24-year-old Pakistani-American student Raahim Sheikh witnessed first-hand the extent of racial prejudice in his primarily conservative surroundings.

He found most students reported experiencing racism, such as patients telling them they had COVID-19 or a doctor joking that a Pakistani-American medical student was a member of the Taliban ...