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Columbia University Settles Discrimination Lawsuit for $221 Million
Columbia University will pay $221 million to settle federal allegations of discrimination, regaining access to billions in federal grants while maintaining academic autonomy, but agreeing to end diversity programs and limit consideration of race in admissions.
Columbia University Settles Discrimination Lawsuit for $221 Million
Columbia University will pay $221 million to settle federal allegations of discrimination, regaining access to billions in federal grants while maintaining academic autonomy, but agreeing to end diversity programs and limit consideration of race in admissions.
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52% Bias Score
Columbia University Settles Federal Probes, Regains Funding
Columbia University settled federal probes into anti-discrimination allegations by paying a $221 million settlement, regaining access to billions in federal grants previously frozen. The deal mandates policy changes and increased transparency, serving as a potential model for other universities.
Columbia University Settles Federal Probes, Regains Funding
Columbia University settled federal probes into anti-discrimination allegations by paying a $221 million settlement, regaining access to billions in federal grants previously frozen. The deal mandates policy changes and increased transparency, serving as a potential model for other universities.
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40% Bias Score
Federal Investigation into Five Universities for Potential Scholarship Discrimination
The US Department of Education is investigating five universities—University of Louisville, University of Nebraska Omaha, University of Miami, University of Michigan, and Western Michigan University—for potentially violating Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 by offering scholarships that may ...
Federal Investigation into Five Universities for Potential Scholarship Discrimination
The US Department of Education is investigating five universities—University of Louisville, University of Nebraska Omaha, University of Miami, University of Michigan, and Western Michigan University—for potentially violating Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 by offering scholarships that may ...
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48% Bias Score
Columbia University to Pay $221 Million to Settle Anti-Discrimination Lawsuit
Columbia University will pay $200 million over three years to settle federal investigations into anti-discrimination violations, including $21 million for separate Equal Employment Opportunity Commission investigations, and will reinstate its federal research grants.
Columbia University to Pay $221 Million to Settle Anti-Discrimination Lawsuit
Columbia University will pay $200 million over three years to settle federal investigations into anti-discrimination violations, including $21 million for separate Equal Employment Opportunity Commission investigations, and will reinstate its federal research grants.
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36% Bias Score
Five Universities Under Investigation for Allegedly Discriminatory Scholarship Practices
Five universities are under investigation by the US Department of Education for allegedly discriminatory scholarship practices that may violate Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, following complaints from a conservative nonprofit alleging that scholarships favored undocumented immigrants and ...
Five Universities Under Investigation for Allegedly Discriminatory Scholarship Practices
Five universities are under investigation by the US Department of Education for allegedly discriminatory scholarship practices that may violate Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, following complaints from a conservative nonprofit alleging that scholarships favored undocumented immigrants and ...
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56% Bias Score
USOPC Bans Transgender Women from Women's Olympic Competition
The USOPC banned transgender women from women's Olympic and Paralympic competition, citing President Trump's executive order "Keeping Men Out of Women's Sports," impacting all age groups and potentially setting a precedent for other national governing bodies.
USOPC Bans Transgender Women from Women's Olympic Competition
The USOPC banned transgender women from women's Olympic and Paralympic competition, citing President Trump's executive order "Keeping Men Out of Women's Sports," impacting all age groups and potentially setting a precedent for other national governing bodies.
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72% Bias Score
Labour's Failure to Address Racism Highlighted by Abbott Suspension
Farrukh Dhondy, referencing Diane Abbott's suspension from the Labour party and a past Channel 4 program, argues the party's failure to address unique forms of racism faced by Black Britons signals a broader societal issue, hindering progress towards racial equality.
Labour's Failure to Address Racism Highlighted by Abbott Suspension
Farrukh Dhondy, referencing Diane Abbott's suspension from the Labour party and a past Channel 4 program, argues the party's failure to address unique forms of racism faced by Black Britons signals a broader societal issue, hindering progress towards racial equality.
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56% Bias Score
Columbia Pays $200 Million to Settle Antisemitism Allegations
Columbia University will pay $200 million to the federal government to settle allegations of antisemitic discrimination and harassment, reinstating most of its federal funding that was cut by the Trump administration following student protests related to the 2023 Gaza war.
Columbia Pays $200 Million to Settle Antisemitism Allegations
Columbia University will pay $200 million to the federal government to settle allegations of antisemitic discrimination and harassment, reinstating most of its federal funding that was cut by the Trump administration following student protests related to the 2023 Gaza war.
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48% Bias Score
Columbia University Settles Discrimination Claims, Restores Federal Funding
Columbia University will pay $200 million to settle claims of discrimination against Jewish students, resolving a dispute with the Trump administration that led to the termination of $400 million in federal grants; the agreement includes a federal monitor to oversee admissions and hiring practices a...
Columbia University Settles Discrimination Claims, Restores Federal Funding
Columbia University will pay $200 million to settle claims of discrimination against Jewish students, resolving a dispute with the Trump administration that led to the termination of $400 million in federal grants; the agreement includes a federal monitor to oversee admissions and hiring practices a...
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48% Bias Score
Columbia University Settles Federal Probes for $221 Million, Regains Funding
Columbia University settled federal probes into anti-discrimination allegations for $221 million, regaining access to billions in federal grants; the deal includes policy changes and government oversight, setting a potential precedent for other universities.
Columbia University Settles Federal Probes for $221 Million, Regains Funding
Columbia University settled federal probes into anti-discrimination allegations for $221 million, regaining access to billions in federal grants; the deal includes policy changes and government oversight, setting a potential precedent for other universities.
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36% Bias Score
Federal Investigation into University DACA Scholarships
The U.S. Department of Education is investigating five universities for potential Title VI Civil Rights Act violations due to their DACA-affiliated scholarship programs, focusing on whether these scholarships discriminate against U.S.-born students.
Federal Investigation into University DACA Scholarships
The U.S. Department of Education is investigating five universities for potential Title VI Civil Rights Act violations due to their DACA-affiliated scholarship programs, focusing on whether these scholarships discriminate against U.S.-born students.
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44% Bias Score
Education Department Investigates Universities Over Allegedly Discriminatory Scholarships
The Department of Education launched investigations into five universities for allegedly discriminatory scholarships favoring undocumented or DACA students, citing Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and prompting concerns about equal opportunity in higher education.
Education Department Investigates Universities Over Allegedly Discriminatory Scholarships
The Department of Education launched investigations into five universities for allegedly discriminatory scholarships favoring undocumented or DACA students, citing Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and prompting concerns about equal opportunity in higher education.
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52% Bias Score
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