Inside Yugo’s Global Playbook for Student Living
As student needs and expectations continue to evolve with a desire for meaningful experiences and connection, student housing providers are under growing pressure to...
The 2025 GSL Awards finalists are in
The wait is over. We’re excited to reveal the full list of finalists for this year’s much-awaited GSL Awards, the only awards in PBSA...
Latest GSL Index data highlights tightening budgets and shifting student expectations and values
As we wrap up the GSL Index Spring wave (2025 Q2), the data highlights that this academic year, there has been a notable shift...
US crackdown on Chinese student visas drives shift to other destinations
The United States (US), one of the most popular destinations for international students, is facing a decline in international student enrolments as the Trump...
Nido Living: Students are in danger of overthinking mental health instead of just taking...
By Suraiya Comunello, CMO, Nido Living
A reported 50% of students in Spain, 25% in UK and 14% of students in the Netherlands are experiencing...
Inside Scape’s bold vision to become The Earth’s Best Living Company
Anouk Darling, CEO of Scape Australia, discusses what sets Scape apart for students, the key drivers behind its remarkable growth, the biggest developments she...
More than a place to cook: the importance of kitchens for students in PBSA
GSL Index results show that while student opinions about their kitchen facilities are improving, there is still significant room for improvement. When asked what...
Continued growth in Poland’s PBSA sector
The 2023-24 academic year saw further modest growth in the number of international students studying in Poland, and continued investment in Poland's PBSA sector.
Higher...
Australia: Opposition reveals plans for international student number cap and visa fee hike
The Australian higher education and PBSA sectors have hit back at Opposition plans to further increase international student visa fees and implement a tougher...
Outbound Indian student numbers drop by 15%
The number of Indian students studying abroad declined by nearly 15% in 2024 compared to the previous year, with the largest decline observed in...
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