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China Overtakes US in Global University Rankings
China surpasses the US in the number of universities listed in the Global 2000 rankings, with 346 Chinese institutions (up from 324 last year) compared to 319 US institutions (down from 329), driven by increased research performance and government investment in China, coupled with challenges facing ...
China Overtakes US in Global University Rankings
China surpasses the US in the number of universities listed in the Global 2000 rankings, with 346 Chinese institutions (up from 324 last year) compared to 319 US institutions (down from 329), driven by increased research performance and government investment in China, coupled with challenges facing ...
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48% Bias Score
Florida Board Rejects University President Nominee Amid Conservative Backlash
The Florida Board of Governors rejected Santa Ono's appointment as University of Florida president in a 10-6 vote on Tuesday, following opposition from national conservatives over his past statements on DEI, despite initial support from Governor DeSantis and his allies.
Florida Board Rejects University President Nominee Amid Conservative Backlash
The Florida Board of Governors rejected Santa Ono's appointment as University of Florida president in a 10-6 vote on Tuesday, following opposition from national conservatives over his past statements on DEI, despite initial support from Governor DeSantis and his allies.
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56% Bias Score
UK Overtakes US as Top Study Abroad Destination for Chinese Students
The 2025 Report on Chinese Students' Overseas Study reveals the UK surpassed the US as the top study abroad destination for Chinese students due to shorter programs and stability; engineering, management, and economics remain top majors; parental income and education levels strongly correlate with c...
UK Overtakes US as Top Study Abroad Destination for Chinese Students
The 2025 Report on Chinese Students' Overseas Study reveals the UK surpassed the US as the top study abroad destination for Chinese students due to shorter programs and stability; engineering, management, and economics remain top majors; parental income and education levels strongly correlate with c...
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Insufficient Public University Places in Spain Force Students into Private Education
High cutoff scores at Spanish public universities are forcing students with good grades, like Sofía Quick (GPA 8.13 needing 11.4) and Marina Álvarez, into private institutions due to insufficient public places, creating financial strain on families and highlighting the need for increased public fund...
Insufficient Public University Places in Spain Force Students into Private Education
High cutoff scores at Spanish public universities are forcing students with good grades, like Sofía Quick (GPA 8.13 needing 11.4) and Marina Álvarez, into private institutions due to insufficient public places, creating financial strain on families and highlighting the need for increased public fund...
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44% Bias Score
Private Student Loans Rise to Meet Soaring College Costs
The rising cost of college tuition, exceeding \$38,000 annually, necessitates private student loans for many; lenders are offering flexible repayment, specialized loans, and borrower benefits to address this growing funding gap.
Private Student Loans Rise to Meet Soaring College Costs
The rising cost of college tuition, exceeding \$38,000 annually, necessitates private student loans for many; lenders are offering flexible repayment, specialized loans, and borrower benefits to address this growing funding gap.
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48% Bias Score
Mendikoetxea Wins Re-election as Rector of Universidad Autónoma de Madrid
Amaya Mendikoetxea won the re-election as rector of Universidad Autónoma de Madrid with 58.7% of the weighted votes, avoiding a potential leadership crisis after losing the April election to a blank ballot. Her victory was largely due to strong support from permanent professors and staff, contrasted...
Mendikoetxea Wins Re-election as Rector of Universidad Autónoma de Madrid
Amaya Mendikoetxea won the re-election as rector of Universidad Autónoma de Madrid with 58.7% of the weighted votes, avoiding a potential leadership crisis after losing the April election to a blank ballot. Her victory was largely due to strong support from permanent professors and staff, contrasted...
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52% Bias Score
Florida Board Rejects University President Nominee Over DEI Concerns
The Florida Board of Governors rejected Santa Ono's nomination as University of Florida president on October 24th, 2023, due to conservative criticism of his past support for diversity, equity, and inclusion programs, reversing a unanimous trustee approval and restarting the search process.
Florida Board Rejects University President Nominee Over DEI Concerns
The Florida Board of Governors rejected Santa Ono's nomination as University of Florida president on October 24th, 2023, due to conservative criticism of his past support for diversity, equity, and inclusion programs, reversing a unanimous trustee approval and restarting the search process.
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56% Bias Score
Florida Board Rejects Ono for UF Presidency Amidst DEI Controversy
The Florida Board of Governors rejected Santa Ono's nomination as University of Florida president by a 10-6 vote on Tuesday, reversing the unanimous approval by the university's Board of Trustees, due to conservative criticism of his past support for DEI initiatives and other stances deemed "woke.
Florida Board Rejects Ono for UF Presidency Amidst DEI Controversy
The Florida Board of Governors rejected Santa Ono's nomination as University of Florida president by a 10-6 vote on Tuesday, reversing the unanimous approval by the university's Board of Trustees, due to conservative criticism of his past support for DEI initiatives and other stances deemed "woke.
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60% Bias Score
Edinburgh University Staff to Strike Over £140 Million Budget Cuts
University of Edinburgh staff will strike on June 20th and September 8th-12th due to proposed £140 million budget cuts, including a £90 million wage reduction, with the union citing the university's financial reserves as sufficient to avoid compulsory redundancies.
Edinburgh University Staff to Strike Over £140 Million Budget Cuts
University of Edinburgh staff will strike on June 20th and September 8th-12th due to proposed £140 million budget cuts, including a £90 million wage reduction, with the union citing the university's financial reserves as sufficient to avoid compulsory redundancies.
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44% Bias Score
AI Use in Postsecondary Education: Challenges and Opportunities
University students are increasingly using AI tools like ChatGPT for academic purposes, including research, organization, and writing, despite concerns about academic integrity; a recent report shows a significant increase in AI use in postsecondary education from 2023 to 2024.
AI Use in Postsecondary Education: Challenges and Opportunities
University students are increasingly using AI tools like ChatGPT for academic purposes, including research, organization, and writing, despite concerns about academic integrity; a recent report shows a significant increase in AI use in postsecondary education from 2023 to 2024.
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36% Bias Score
Nuñez Appointed FIU President Amidst Florida Higher Education Restructuring
Florida International University's Board of Trustees unanimously approved Jeanette Nuñez as the university's president, pending state approval; her five-year contract includes a $925,000 base salary and potential $400,000 annual bonuses, reflecting broader changes in Florida's higher education under...
Nuñez Appointed FIU President Amidst Florida Higher Education Restructuring
Florida International University's Board of Trustees unanimously approved Jeanette Nuñez as the university's president, pending state approval; her five-year contract includes a $925,000 base salary and potential $400,000 annual bonuses, reflecting broader changes in Florida's higher education under...
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40% Bias Score
US Student Visa Crackdown Drives Global Shift in Higher Education
The Trump administration's crackdown on foreign student visas and funding cuts to universities like Harvard are causing a global shift in higher education, with many international students considering Canada and other countries as alternatives due to concerns about political instability and academic...
US Student Visa Crackdown Drives Global Shift in Higher Education
The Trump administration's crackdown on foreign student visas and funding cuts to universities like Harvard are causing a global shift in higher education, with many international students considering Canada and other countries as alternatives due to concerns about political instability and academic...
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56% Bias Score
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