Showing 109 to 120 of 1,006 results
Student Loan Interest to Resume, Impacting Millions
The interest moratorium on student loans for approximately eight million borrowers enrolled in the SAVE plan ends August 1, 2025, resulting in an average annual interest increase of $3,500 per borrower, significantly impacting low-income individuals; the SAVE plan will be fully repealed by July 1, 2...
Student Loan Interest to Resume, Impacting Millions
The interest moratorium on student loans for approximately eight million borrowers enrolled in the SAVE plan ends August 1, 2025, resulting in an average annual interest increase of $3,500 per borrower, significantly impacting low-income individuals; the SAVE plan will be fully repealed by July 1, 2...
Progress
48% Bias Score
Brown University Agrees to $50 Million Deal to Restore Frozen Federal Funding
Brown University will pay $50 million over 10 years to restore frozen federal funding, agreeing to support its local Jewish community, restrict transgender student recognition, and provide data on student applications as part of a deal with the Trump administration, following similar agreements with...
Brown University Agrees to $50 Million Deal to Restore Frozen Federal Funding
Brown University will pay $50 million over 10 years to restore frozen federal funding, agreeing to support its local Jewish community, restrict transgender student recognition, and provide data on student applications as part of a deal with the Trump administration, following similar agreements with...
Progress
60% Bias Score
Regional University Transforms Anxious Student into Confident Leader
Sam Laing's decision to attend the University of New England's geoscience program in Armidale, six hours from her Sydney home, transformed her from an anxious high school graduate to a confident university leader, highlighting the benefits of regional university life and community.
Regional University Transforms Anxious Student into Confident Leader
Sam Laing's decision to attend the University of New England's geoscience program in Armidale, six hours from her Sydney home, transformed her from an anxious high school graduate to a confident university leader, highlighting the benefits of regional university life and community.
Progress
44% Bias Score
Private University Expansion in Spain Exacerbates Higher Education Imbalance
In Spain, private universities are rapidly expanding, enrolling 25% of students despite holding 47% of total 2025/2026 places, fueled by underfunded public universities and increased student demand.
Private University Expansion in Spain Exacerbates Higher Education Imbalance
In Spain, private universities are rapidly expanding, enrolling 25% of students despite holding 47% of total 2025/2026 places, fueled by underfunded public universities and increased student demand.
Progress
56% Bias Score
Edinburgh University's Racism Inquiry: One Black Professor, Systemic Issues
Tommy Curry, Edinburgh University's first Black philosophy professor, led a review exposing the institution's deep-rooted racism, revealing less than 1% of staff are Black despite a diverse student body; recommendations include establishing a center for studying racism and prioritizing Black recruit...
Edinburgh University's Racism Inquiry: One Black Professor, Systemic Issues
Tommy Curry, Edinburgh University's first Black philosophy professor, led a review exposing the institution's deep-rooted racism, revealing less than 1% of staff are Black despite a diverse student body; recommendations include establishing a center for studying racism and prioritizing Black recruit...
Progress
44% Bias Score
Soaring Student Housing Costs in Portugal Exacerbate Access to Higher Education
Portugal's average private student room rent hit €415, exceeding €400 for the first time, impacting affordability; Lisbon's average is €500, while Guarda's is €180, highlighting regional disparities and the need for increased public housing.
Soaring Student Housing Costs in Portugal Exacerbate Access to Higher Education
Portugal's average private student room rent hit €415, exceeding €400 for the first time, impacting affordability; Lisbon's average is €500, while Guarda's is €180, highlighting regional disparities and the need for increased public housing.
Progress
44% Bias Score
Trump Administration Suspends $200 Million in UCLA Research Grants Over Antisemitism Claims
The Trump administration suspended roughly $200 million in research grants to UCLA, citing antisemitism and bias, impacting approximately 300 grants and prompting concerns about academic freedom and the future of scientific research.
Trump Administration Suspends $200 Million in UCLA Research Grants Over Antisemitism Claims
The Trump administration suspended roughly $200 million in research grants to UCLA, citing antisemitism and bias, impacting approximately 300 grants and prompting concerns about academic freedom and the future of scientific research.
Progress
40% Bias Score
Trump Administration's Student Loan Policy Shift Causes Financial Hardship and Workforce Shortages
The Trump administration's decision to reinstate interest on student loans under the SAVE plan, impacting nearly 8 million borrowers, will cause loan balances to increase and delay major life events for many, adding to workforce shortages in critical sectors.
Trump Administration's Student Loan Policy Shift Causes Financial Hardship and Workforce Shortages
The Trump administration's decision to reinstate interest on student loans under the SAVE plan, impacting nearly 8 million borrowers, will cause loan balances to increase and delay major life events for many, adding to workforce shortages in critical sectors.
Progress
52% Bias Score
Harvard to Comply with DHS Subpoena, Withholds Student Employment Records
Harvard University will provide the Department of Homeland Security with I-9 employment forms for its staff, but is delaying the release of forms for student employees, amid a broader legal dispute over frozen federal funds and threats of further cuts.
Harvard to Comply with DHS Subpoena, Withholds Student Employment Records
Harvard University will provide the Department of Homeland Security with I-9 employment forms for its staff, but is delaying the release of forms for student employees, amid a broader legal dispute over frozen federal funds and threats of further cuts.
Progress
48% Bias Score
Trump Administration Probes Duke University for Alleged Racial Discrimination
The Trump administration launched an investigation into Duke University and its law journal for allegedly using race as a factor in editor selection, potentially resulting in federal funding cuts and raising concerns about academic freedom.
Trump Administration Probes Duke University for Alleged Racial Discrimination
The Trump administration launched an investigation into Duke University and its law journal for allegedly using race as a factor in editor selection, potentially resulting in federal funding cuts and raising concerns about academic freedom.
Progress
60% Bias Score
UCLA Settles $6.5M Lawsuit Alleging Antisemitic Discrimination During Pro-Palestinian Protests
UCLA will pay $6.5 million to settle a lawsuit filed by Jewish students and a professor alleging antisemitic discrimination during last year's pro-Palestinian protests on campus, admitting shortcomings in addressing the issue and agreeing to fund Jewish student groups and antisemitism initiatives.
UCLA Settles $6.5M Lawsuit Alleging Antisemitic Discrimination During Pro-Palestinian Protests
UCLA will pay $6.5 million to settle a lawsuit filed by Jewish students and a professor alleging antisemitic discrimination during last year's pro-Palestinian protests on campus, admitting shortcomings in addressing the issue and agreeing to fund Jewish student groups and antisemitism initiatives.
Progress
40% Bias Score
Edinburgh University's Slavery Report: £30 Million in Funding Tied to Slavery, Demands for Reparations
The University of Edinburgh acknowledges receiving at least £30 million from donors linked to slavery and its past role in promoting racist ideologies, prompting recommendations for reparative justice and diversification.
Edinburgh University's Slavery Report: £30 Million in Funding Tied to Slavery, Demands for Reparations
The University of Edinburgh acknowledges receiving at least £30 million from donors linked to slavery and its past role in promoting racist ideologies, prompting recommendations for reparative justice and diversification.
Progress
24% Bias Score
Showing 109 to 120 of 1,006 results