Muslim Brotherhood students in Egypt vow to continue their adherence to peacefulness in all protest activities across the nation, despite the brutal maximum-force strategy adopted by coup forces to quell

Egyptian students vow support for Syrian Revolution against bloody Bashar’s murderous militias and demand Egypt deals more adequately and forcefully with the tyrannical Syrian regime.

The Muslim Brotherhood (MB) students produced a documentary film highlighting the history of the group’s members. The film, which was screened during the MB’s First Student Conference in Cairo Saturday,

The “Free Ones in Cairo University” gained a large proportion of the votes in the run-off in the Student Union’s elections.

Muslim Brotherhood media spokesman Dr. Mohamed Morsy, denied rumours that members of the Executive Bureau would partake in a conference.

Alexandria’s University launched a campaign titled “Yes” calling people to participate in the referendum of the constitutional amendments scheduled for Saturday March 19.

In conformity with the January 25 principles to instil transparency and justice Ahmed Gamal Eldin Mousa newly appointed education minister, has confirmed that The Egyptian Higher Council of Universities dissolved

The Muslim Brotherhood’s media spokesman Dr. Essam El Erian has stated that the MB supports any group which has demands and is seeking change in Egypt.

In an unjustified and illegal action, the chairman of Zagazig University has taken repressive measures by issuing a decision to dismiss 11 students enrolled in the Faculty of Engineering for

Muslim Brotherhood students from the Zagazig University, have entered the second day of an open-ended sit protesting against the continued series of oppression against the students by the university's administration.