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Columbia University Pays $200 Million Settlement Over Antisemitism Accusations
Columbia University will pay $200 million to the Trump administration to resolve accusations of failing to protect Jewish students during protests related to the 2023 Israel-Gaza conflict, regaining most of its previously frozen $400 million in federal grants.
Columbia University Pays $200 Million Settlement Over Antisemitism Accusations
Columbia University will pay $200 million to the Trump administration to resolve accusations of failing to protect Jewish students during protests related to the 2023 Israel-Gaza conflict, regaining most of its previously frozen $400 million in federal grants.
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40% 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
Political Pressure Mounts on Public Universities Across the US
Republican-led state governments are targeting public universities, restricting DEI programs, influencing board appointments, and controlling curriculum, echoing federal actions against Harvard, raising concerns about academic freedom and institutional autonomy.
Political Pressure Mounts on Public Universities Across the US
Republican-led state governments are targeting public universities, restricting DEI programs, influencing board appointments, and controlling curriculum, echoing federal actions against Harvard, raising concerns about academic freedom and institutional autonomy.
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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
Australian Government to Slash Student Debt by 20%
The Albanese government will introduce legislation to cut student debt by 20 percent and raise the income threshold for repayments, saving graduates hundreds of dollars annually, following criticism of a previous program that disproportionately increased the cost of humanities degrees.
Australian Government to Slash Student Debt by 20%
The Albanese government will introduce legislation to cut student debt by 20 percent and raise the income threshold for repayments, saving graduates hundreds of dollars annually, following criticism of a previous program that disproportionately increased the cost of humanities degrees.
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36% Bias Score
Mississippi DEI Ban Temporarily Blocked
US District Judge Henry Wingate issued a temporary restraining order against Mississippi's new law banning DEI programs in public schools and universities, citing concerns about the law's vague wording and its chilling effect on free speech and academic freedom, following a lawsuit by educators and ...
Mississippi DEI Ban Temporarily Blocked
US District Judge Henry Wingate issued a temporary restraining order against Mississippi's new law banning DEI programs in public schools and universities, citing concerns about the law's vague wording and its chilling effect on free speech and academic freedom, following a lawsuit by educators and ...
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40% Bias Score
Shaninka Recommends Student Transfers Amidst Accreditation Threat
Facing potential accreditation revocation due to Rosobrnadzor inspections and a past criminal case involving its former rector, the Moscow Higher School of Social and Economic Sciences (Shaninka) recommended its students transfer to other universities within 30 days.
Shaninka Recommends Student Transfers Amidst Accreditation Threat
Facing potential accreditation revocation due to Rosobrnadzor inspections and a past criminal case involving its former rector, the Moscow Higher School of Social and Economic Sciences (Shaninka) recommended its students transfer to other universities within 30 days.
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48% 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
State-Level Attacks on University Autonomy Mirror Harvard Showdown
Republican state officials, mirroring actions at Harvard, are targeting public universities in Indiana, Florida, Ohio, Texas, Iowa, and Idaho to influence governance, curriculum, and faculty tenure, driven by conservative ideologies and concerns about college liberalism and student debt.
State-Level Attacks on University Autonomy Mirror Harvard Showdown
Republican state officials, mirroring actions at Harvard, are targeting public universities in Indiana, Florida, Ohio, Texas, Iowa, and Idaho to influence governance, curriculum, and faculty tenure, driven by conservative ideologies and concerns about college liberalism and student debt.
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48% Bias Score
State Department Investigates Harvard's J-1 Visa Program Compliance
The State Department is investigating Harvard University's compliance with the J-1 visa program, following previous attempts by the Trump administration to restrict international student enrollment, raising concerns about national security and academic freedom.
State Department Investigates Harvard's J-1 Visa Program Compliance
The State Department is investigating Harvard University's compliance with the J-1 visa program, following previous attempts by the Trump administration to restrict international student enrollment, raising concerns about national security and academic freedom.
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48% Bias Score
Lawsuit Accuses Johns Hopkins of Discriminatory DEI Practices
America First Legal, led by Stephen Miller, filed a lawsuit against Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, alleging that its DEI initiatives, including a $1 billion Bloomberg-funded scholarship program for students from families earning under $300,000, violate federal civil rights laws by using socioecon...
Lawsuit Accuses Johns Hopkins of Discriminatory DEI Practices
America First Legal, led by Stephen Miller, filed a lawsuit against Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, alleging that its DEI initiatives, including a $1 billion Bloomberg-funded scholarship program for students from families earning under $300,000, violate federal civil rights laws by using socioecon...
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52% Bias Score
Mississippi DEI Ban Temporarily Halted
A federal judge temporarily blocked Mississippi's new law banning diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives in public schools and universities due to concerns about its chilling effect on free speech, citing examples of faculty being told not to discuss gender theory or systemic racism.
Mississippi DEI Ban Temporarily Halted
A federal judge temporarily blocked Mississippi's new law banning diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives in public schools and universities due to concerns about its chilling effect on free speech, citing examples of faculty being told not to discuss gender theory or systemic racism.
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44% Bias Score
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