The phrase "a gathering of students" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an event or meeting where students come together for a specific purpose, such as learning, discussion, or socializing.
Example: "The university organized a gathering of students to discuss the upcoming changes in the curriculum."
Alternatives: "a meeting of students" or "a congregation of students".
A gathering of students, sometimes three hundred, attended each week, and absorbed what they listened to.
Getting involved in politics is a Christian duty," Pope Francis told a gathering of students in Rome in June.
"Someone decided to shake Russia from inside, and rocked things so much that the Russian state crumbled," he told a gathering of students and young teachers.
"America is the only sponsor of the peace process," Mr. Mubarak told a gathering of students, in remarks broadcast in part on television.
"Someone decided to shake Russia from inside, and rocked things so much that the Russian state crumbled," Putin once warned a gathering of students and young teachers.
In the summer of 1887 Lenin entered the Kazan University to study law, but was sent down in Dec. of the same year for taking part in a gathering of students and was banished to the countryside.
At a gathering of judo students at the New York Athletic Club in Manhattan in 1972, Geesink's supreme confidence shone through.
But if that was his best moment, he had his worst just a few hours later, at a gathering of college students.
"We are the consumers," Pat Raymond, a parent leader, told a gathering of parents, students and others at Northeast High School after the decision was announced.
"When we open the doors to college, we open the doors to opportunity," Mr. Clinton said today at a gathering of college students in the Old Executive Office Building.
A midday event in front of a gathering of college students here turned into a testy exchange in which Mr. Santorum compared allowing gay couples to marry to polygamy, apparently equating the two as equally undesirable.
