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China's Ministry of Education Reforms Continuing Education
China's Ministry of Education issued new guidelines for continuing education programs, emphasizing alignment with national strategies and market demands, aiming to improve quality and standardize admissions and terminology, impacting 12.093 million students enrolled in 2021.
China's Ministry of Education Reforms Continuing Education
China's Ministry of Education issued new guidelines for continuing education programs, emphasizing alignment with national strategies and market demands, aiming to improve quality and standardize admissions and terminology, impacting 12.093 million students enrolled in 2021.
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32% Bias Score
ADL Report Card Shows Improvement in College Campuses' Handling of Antisemitism
The Anti-Defamation League's second annual report card on college campuses shows a significant improvement in handling antisemitism, with eight schools receiving A's compared to two last year, due to increased school engagement with ADL guidelines; however, some schools still struggle, highlighting ...
ADL Report Card Shows Improvement in College Campuses' Handling of Antisemitism
The Anti-Defamation League's second annual report card on college campuses shows a significant improvement in handling antisemitism, with eight schools receiving A's compared to two last year, due to increased school engagement with ADL guidelines; however, some schools still struggle, highlighting ...
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36% Bias Score
Tsinghua University Expands AI Education
Tsinghua University in China will increase undergraduate enrollment to almost 150 students by 2025 and create a new faculty focused on AI talent development, integrating AI with multiple disciplines to cultivate versatile professionals, as reported by Xinhua.
Tsinghua University Expands AI Education
Tsinghua University in China will increase undergraduate enrollment to almost 150 students by 2025 and create a new faculty focused on AI talent development, integrating AI with multiple disciplines to cultivate versatile professionals, as reported by Xinhua.
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32% Bias Score
AUCCCD President Aims to Elevate Role of Counseling Center Directors in Campus Mental Health
Lynn Braun, the new president of the Association for University and College Counseling Center Directors (AUCCCD), aims to elevate the perception of counseling center directors' roles, advocating for proactive, campus-wide mental health plans and expanding the AUCCCD community to better support direc...
AUCCCD President Aims to Elevate Role of Counseling Center Directors in Campus Mental Health
Lynn Braun, the new president of the Association for University and College Counseling Center Directors (AUCCCD), aims to elevate the perception of counseling center directors' roles, advocating for proactive, campus-wide mental health plans and expanding the AUCCCD community to better support direc...
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8% Bias Score
Surge in AI-Related Academic Misconduct in Scottish Universities
Scottish universities saw a 700% surge in AI-related academic misconduct cases in 2023-24, totaling over 1,000 incidents, prompting concerns about academic integrity and the need for assessment reform. This follows a survey indicating 88% of British undergraduates use AI for assessments.
Surge in AI-Related Academic Misconduct in Scottish Universities
Scottish universities saw a 700% surge in AI-related academic misconduct cases in 2023-24, totaling over 1,000 incidents, prompting concerns about academic integrity and the need for assessment reform. This follows a survey indicating 88% of British undergraduates use AI for assessments.
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52% Bias Score
Federal Task Force to Investigate Antisemitism on 10 University Campuses
A US Federal Task Force will investigate allegations of antisemitism at 10 universities following the October 7, 2023 Hamas attacks, prompted by reports of discrimination against Jewish students and faculty, per President Trump's executive order.
Federal Task Force to Investigate Antisemitism on 10 University Campuses
A US Federal Task Force will investigate allegations of antisemitism at 10 universities following the October 7, 2023 Hamas attacks, prompted by reports of discrimination against Jewish students and faculty, per President Trump's executive order.
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40% Bias Score
Lipstadt Withdraws from Columbia Professorship Amid Antisemitism Concerns
Deborah Lipstadt withdrew from a visiting professorship at Columbia University due to inadequate responses to antisemitism on campus, citing safety concerns and the administration's perceived appeasement of protesters; this highlights a broader crisis in American higher education.
Lipstadt Withdraws from Columbia Professorship Amid Antisemitism Concerns
Deborah Lipstadt withdrew from a visiting professorship at Columbia University due to inadequate responses to antisemitism on campus, citing safety concerns and the administration's perceived appeasement of protesters; this highlights a broader crisis in American higher education.
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40% Bias Score
ADL Report Card Shows Progress, but Challenges Remain in Combating Campus Antisemitism
The Anti-Defamation League's (ADL) updated report card shows progress in combating antisemitism on US college campuses, with 45% of 135 schools improving their grades in the 2024-2025 academic year, driven by new administrative initiatives, yet challenges remain.
ADL Report Card Shows Progress, but Challenges Remain in Combating Campus Antisemitism
The Anti-Defamation League's (ADL) updated report card shows progress in combating antisemitism on US college campuses, with 45% of 135 schools improving their grades in the 2024-2025 academic year, driven by new administrative initiatives, yet challenges remain.
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40% Bias Score
China's Shrinking Foreign Student Population: Geopolitics and Surveillance Play Key Roles
A Dutch student in Beijing describes the cultural shock of ubiquitous facial recognition technology on Peking University's campus, illustrating the broader trend of declining foreign students and tourists in China due to geopolitical tensions and pandemic impacts, despite recent visa relaxations.
China's Shrinking Foreign Student Population: Geopolitics and Surveillance Play Key Roles
A Dutch student in Beijing describes the cultural shock of ubiquitous facial recognition technology on Peking University's campus, illustrating the broader trend of declining foreign students and tourists in China due to geopolitical tensions and pandemic impacts, despite recent visa relaxations.
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40% Bias Score
Chicago's AI Strategy: Protecting Artists, Promoting Open Debate, and Educating for the Future
The University of Chicago is using its "Chicago Principles" to navigate the challenges of AI, developing tools like Nightshade to protect artists' work from AI replication, and emphasizing a core curriculum focused on critical thinking and open dialogue to prepare students for the future workforce.
Chicago's AI Strategy: Protecting Artists, Promoting Open Debate, and Educating for the Future
The University of Chicago is using its "Chicago Principles" to navigate the challenges of AI, developing tools like Nightshade to protect artists' work from AI replication, and emphasizing a core curriculum focused on critical thinking and open dialogue to prepare students for the future workforce.
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24% Bias Score
Trump's MLK Day Order on DEI Programs Faces Legal Challenge
On Martin Luther King Jr. Day, an executive order aimed at ending federal DEI programs was issued, sparking debate about racial justice and the future of diversity initiatives in higher education; the order is currently blocked by a judicial injunction.
Trump's MLK Day Order on DEI Programs Faces Legal Challenge
On Martin Luther King Jr. Day, an executive order aimed at ending federal DEI programs was issued, sparking debate about racial justice and the future of diversity initiatives in higher education; the order is currently blocked by a judicial injunction.
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44% Bias Score
Education Department Halts Student Loan Forgiveness Applications
The Education Department temporarily suspended all student loan forgiveness applications for three months due to a federal court injunction against the SAVE plan, impacting millions of borrowers and potentially increasing monthly payments significantly.
Education Department Halts Student Loan Forgiveness Applications
The Education Department temporarily suspended all student loan forgiveness applications for three months due to a federal court injunction against the SAVE plan, impacting millions of borrowers and potentially increasing monthly payments significantly.
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52% Bias Score
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