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Valencian Government Vetoes Teacher Training Courses on Antifascism and Historical Memory
The Valencian Education Ministry rejected two university courses on antifascism and Francoist-era memory for teachers, citing that "ideology should stay out of classrooms," despite the university's argument that promoting democratic values is not indoctrination.
Valencian Government Vetoes Teacher Training Courses on Antifascism and Historical Memory
The Valencian Education Ministry rejected two university courses on antifascism and Francoist-era memory for teachers, citing that "ideology should stay out of classrooms," despite the university's argument that promoting democratic values is not indoctrination.
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48% Bias Score
Anti-Israel Event at Berlin University Sparks Antisemitism Concerns
On July 11th, a pro-Palestinian event at Berlin's Free University, organized by "Waffen der Kritik," featured anti-Israel rhetoric, Holocaust comparisons, and the exclusion of dissenting voices, prompting concerns about antisemitism and freedom of speech.
Anti-Israel Event at Berlin University Sparks Antisemitism Concerns
On July 11th, a pro-Palestinian event at Berlin's Free University, organized by "Waffen der Kritik," featured anti-Israel rhetoric, Holocaust comparisons, and the exclusion of dissenting voices, prompting concerns about antisemitism and freedom of speech.
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72% Bias Score
Federal Agents Prioritize Student Arrests on State Department Orders
Federal investigators, typically focused on narcotics and financial crimes, arrested three university students and a scholar on orders from the State Department after their visas were revoked, raising concerns about targeting based on political views.
Federal Agents Prioritize Student Arrests on State Department Orders
Federal investigators, typically focused on narcotics and financial crimes, arrested three university students and a scholar on orders from the State Department after their visas were revoked, raising concerns about targeting based on political views.
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48% Bias Score
DEM's Collaboration Statement Amidst History of Political Repression
The ruling party, DEM, announced a path of collaboration, a stark contrast to its past actions of labeling opposition as "terrorists," creating a climate of distrust and raising concerns about sincerity.
DEM's Collaboration Statement Amidst History of Political Repression
The ruling party, DEM, announced a path of collaboration, a stark contrast to its past actions of labeling opposition as "terrorists," creating a climate of distrust and raising concerns about sincerity.
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60% Bias Score
Ideological Homogeneity in Universities: A Growing Concern
A Harvard Crimson survey reveals only 2% of its professors identify as conservative, highlighting a broader concern about ideological homogeneity in universities, particularly in social sciences and humanities, which is potentially influenced by lower pay, discrimination, and self-censorship.
Ideological Homogeneity in Universities: A Growing Concern
A Harvard Crimson survey reveals only 2% of its professors identify as conservative, highlighting a broader concern about ideological homogeneity in universities, particularly in social sciences and humanities, which is potentially influenced by lower pay, discrimination, and self-censorship.
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56% Bias Score
Global Rise of Authoritarianism: US Academic Freedom Under Threat
A new indicator reveals a global shift towards authoritarianism, with more authoritarian regimes (91) than democracies (88), exemplified by the US, where 13 academics denounce President Trump's attacks on academic freedom, causing self-censorship and fear of reprisals.
Global Rise of Authoritarianism: US Academic Freedom Under Threat
A new indicator reveals a global shift towards authoritarianism, with more authoritarian regimes (91) than democracies (88), exemplified by the US, where 13 academics denounce President Trump's attacks on academic freedom, causing self-censorship and fear of reprisals.
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44% Bias Score
Columbia University's Antisemitism Definition May Secure \$400 Million in Federal Funding
Columbia University may regain \$400 million in federal funding after adopting a new antisemitism definition equating criticism of Israel with discrimination, ending negotiations with student protesters, and aligning with the IHRA definition.
Columbia University's Antisemitism Definition May Secure \$400 Million in Federal Funding
Columbia University may regain \$400 million in federal funding after adopting a new antisemitism definition equating criticism of Israel with discrimination, ending negotiations with student protesters, and aligning with the IHRA definition.
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48% Bias Score
Trump Administration Targeted Academics for Pro-Palestinian Views
Federal agents, typically focused on narcotics and financial crimes, were directed to prioritize the arrest of three university students—Rümeysa Öztürk, Mahmoud Khalil, and Badar Khan Suri—for expressing pro-Palestinian views, raising concerns about free speech suppression under the Trump administra...
Trump Administration Targeted Academics for Pro-Palestinian Views
Federal agents, typically focused on narcotics and financial crimes, were directed to prioritize the arrest of three university students—Rümeysa Öztürk, Mahmoud Khalil, and Badar Khan Suri—for expressing pro-Palestinian views, raising concerns about free speech suppression under the Trump administra...
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52% Bias Score
German University Revokes Islamic Student Group's Rights Amidst Extremist Allegations
Following allegations of Islamist, antisemitic, and misogynistic incidents during an Islam week event, the Christian-Albrechts-University (CAU) in Kiel, Germany, revoked the rights of its Islamic student group, prohibiting the group from using university spaces or digital infrastructure. Legal actio...
German University Revokes Islamic Student Group's Rights Amidst Extremist Allegations
Following allegations of Islamist, antisemitic, and misogynistic incidents during an Islam week event, the Christian-Albrechts-University (CAU) in Kiel, Germany, revoked the rights of its Islamic student group, prohibiting the group from using university spaces or digital infrastructure. Legal actio...
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60% Bias Score
Boğaziçi Graduate's Credentials Revoked for Anti-Rector Protest
Boğaziçi University graduate Berat Kaşkaloğlu's graduation certificate was revoked and master's admission canceled for displaying a banner criticizing the university's appointed rector at his graduation ceremony, highlighting ongoing protests against the administration.
Boğaziçi Graduate's Credentials Revoked for Anti-Rector Protest
Boğaziçi University graduate Berat Kaşkaloğlu's graduation certificate was revoked and master's admission canceled for displaying a banner criticizing the university's appointed rector at his graduation ceremony, highlighting ongoing protests against the administration.
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48% Bias Score
Columbia University Nears Settlement with Trump Administration to Restore Funding
Columbia University is close to a deal with the Trump administration to regain over $400 million in federal funding after months of negotiations, involving a multimillion-dollar settlement for alleged civil rights violations and policy changes, potentially setting a precedent for other universities.
Columbia University Nears Settlement with Trump Administration to Restore Funding
Columbia University is close to a deal with the Trump administration to regain over $400 million in federal funding after months of negotiations, involving a multimillion-dollar settlement for alleged civil rights violations and policy changes, potentially setting a precedent for other universities.
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44% Bias Score
Greece Implements Stricter University Access and Security Measures
A new Greek law requires university students to use student IDs for access, starting by the end of the year, implementing stricter penalties for campus disruptions, including potential 10-year sentences for severe violence, and offering more opportunities for students who exceeded the maximum study ...
Greece Implements Stricter University Access and Security Measures
A new Greek law requires university students to use student IDs for access, starting by the end of the year, implementing stricter penalties for campus disruptions, including potential 10-year sentences for severe violence, and offering more opportunities for students who exceeded the maximum study ...
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36% Bias Score
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