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Its rich variety helps Indian children growing up abroad identify more with their culture

180 scientists, writers, scholars, and artists honored across 51 fields

30 outstanding Immigrants and children of immigrants each awarded $90,000 for graduate school studies in USA

India born educationist honored for “lifelong commitment to building a stronger nation through volunteer service”

With 47% international students, China and India made Asia the most popular continent of origin in 2021

The contest celebrates the next generation of scientific leaders inspired to solve the world’s most intractable problems

Legal educator and scholar will be the first person of South Asian descent to lead a City University of New York school

Third win in a row for Indian Americans in the general knowledge contest featuring 36 of America’s sharpest undergrads

72% students open to choosing hybrid programs to save costs amid Covid-19 pandemic

London based ‘Apolitical’ recognizes academics working in five critical areas including recovery from Covid-19

Lower tuition fees and living expenses make it a popular destination for its most affordable degrees in Europe

22 new fields of study opened to strengthen economy and technological competitiveness

45 mathematicians from around the world recognized “for their notable contributions to mathematics and to the profession”

IIT, Delhi alumnus helped make Cornell SC Johnson College of Business, one of America’s premier business schools

Desai will lead the third oldest engineering program in the US and the oldest in the Ivy League.

Maulana Azad University, based in Jodhpur, honors the entrepreneur and philanthropist

Jan 9 was the centennial of the scientist born in a small village who dodged India’s partition and won a Nobel prize

Students and schools to get $1.2 million in awards for exceptional scientific research in STEM subjects

Six-week program seeks to expose South Asian youth in New Jersey to local government and politics

The pair’s winning proposal centered on making people’s stories of bias and belonging relatable

Set to make history as the first woman and person of color to serve as Penn State president in spring 2022

Trio’s highly original work solves the famous “paving problem” in operator theory

Legal scholar Akhil Amar says Yale Law School is ‘not living up to its highest standards.’

Indian students in US decline by 13%; make up nearly a fifth of over 914,000 international students

Impact hopes their stories will make leaders and policy makers understand that these DREAMers are Americans