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Harvard Sues Trump Administration Over Threat to Withhold Federal Funding
Harvard University is suing the Trump administration for threatening to withhold federal funding unless the school complies with the administration's demands to combat antisemitism, which the school argues is a violation of its constitutional rights and existing procedures.
Harvard Sues Trump Administration Over Threat to Withhold Federal Funding
Harvard University is suing the Trump administration for threatening to withhold federal funding unless the school complies with the administration's demands to combat antisemitism, which the school argues is a violation of its constitutional rights and existing procedures.
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56% Bias Score
University Prestige vs. Field of Study: Impact on Graduate Starting Salaries
Analysis of 2021-2023 graduate salary data reveals that while law graduates from Sydney and NSW universities earn $10,000 more than peers, graduates from Charles Sturt University in fields like business and dentistry earn more than their counterparts from prestigious institutions due to factors like...
University Prestige vs. Field of Study: Impact on Graduate Starting Salaries
Analysis of 2021-2023 graduate salary data reveals that while law graduates from Sydney and NSW universities earn $10,000 more than peers, graduates from Charles Sturt University in fields like business and dentistry earn more than their counterparts from prestigious institutions due to factors like...
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44% Bias Score
Turkish Students Face European Visa Crisis
Turkey's YEDAB reports that 50,000 students were denied European visas in 2024, primarily due to staff shortages and long wait times at German and Italian visa centers, impacting access to Erasmus and other programs.
Turkish Students Face European Visa Crisis
Turkey's YEDAB reports that 50,000 students were denied European visas in 2024, primarily due to staff shortages and long wait times at German and Italian visa centers, impacting access to Erasmus and other programs.
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40% Bias Score
End of SAVE Plan Triggers Student Loan Payment Increases
The termination of the SAVE plan for federal student loan borrowers, impacting nearly 7.7 million individuals, will result in significantly higher monthly payments under the IBR plan, potentially doubling costs and leading to financial hardship for many. The new Repayment Assistance Plan offers an u...
End of SAVE Plan Triggers Student Loan Payment Increases
The termination of the SAVE plan for federal student loan borrowers, impacting nearly 7.7 million individuals, will result in significantly higher monthly payments under the IBR plan, potentially doubling costs and leading to financial hardship for many. The new Repayment Assistance Plan offers an u...
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60% Bias Score
House Committee Hearing Highlights Partisan Divide on Combating Antisemitism in Higher Education
A House committee hearing on antisemitism on college campuses revealed partisan divisions, with Democrats criticizing the Trump administration's approach to civil rights enforcement and Republicans questioning faculty hiring and union practices; several universities detailed their antisemitism preve...
House Committee Hearing Highlights Partisan Divide on Combating Antisemitism in Higher Education
A House committee hearing on antisemitism on college campuses revealed partisan divisions, with Democrats criticizing the Trump administration's approach to civil rights enforcement and Republicans questioning faculty hiring and union practices; several universities detailed their antisemitism preve...
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48% Bias Score
Markovits: Meritocracy's Trap and the Rigid American Class System
In his book "The Meritocracy Trap," Yale Law professor Daniel Markovits argues that the American class system's rigidity is due to a meritocracy that has intensified competition for elite universities, benefiting children from privileged backgrounds and eliminating comfortable middle-class jobs; he ...
Markovits: Meritocracy's Trap and the Rigid American Class System
In his book "The Meritocracy Trap," Yale Law professor Daniel Markovits argues that the American class system's rigidity is due to a meritocracy that has intensified competition for elite universities, benefiting children from privileged backgrounds and eliminating comfortable middle-class jobs; he ...
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36% Bias Score
Harvard Sues Trump Administration Over $2.6 Billion in Funding Cuts
The Trump administration cut $2.6 billion in federal research funding for Harvard University, leading to a lawsuit from Harvard claiming the cuts are an illegal attempt to assert federal control over the university; the administration counters that Harvard violated its antisemitism order.
Harvard Sues Trump Administration Over $2.6 Billion in Funding Cuts
The Trump administration cut $2.6 billion in federal research funding for Harvard University, leading to a lawsuit from Harvard claiming the cuts are an illegal attempt to assert federal control over the university; the administration counters that Harvard violated its antisemitism order.
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60% Bias Score
Rhineland-Palatinate Addresses Physician Shortages with Medical Student Quotas
Rhineland-Palatinate's medical student quotas, including 6.3 percent for rural physicians and 1.5 percent for public health, aim to address healthcare shortages, but some students are struggling with the first medical exam, possibly due to the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic and an increase in ment...
Rhineland-Palatinate Addresses Physician Shortages with Medical Student Quotas
Rhineland-Palatinate's medical student quotas, including 6.3 percent for rural physicians and 1.5 percent for public health, aim to address healthcare shortages, but some students are struggling with the first medical exam, possibly due to the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic and an increase in ment...
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44% Bias Score
Higher Education Drives AI Workforce Development Through Major Funding
Recent funding announcements totaling over $7 million for AI initiatives at universities in Vermont and Mississippi demonstrate a nationwide trend of higher education institutions partnering with industry to build an AI-skilled workforce.
Higher Education Drives AI Workforce Development Through Major Funding
Recent funding announcements totaling over $7 million for AI initiatives at universities in Vermont and Mississippi demonstrate a nationwide trend of higher education institutions partnering with industry to build an AI-skilled workforce.
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36% Bias Score
House Republicans Question University Leaders on Antisemitism Allegations
US House Republicans questioned university leaders from UC Berkeley, Georgetown, and CUNY on Tuesday regarding allegations of inadequate responses to antisemitism on campuses, prompting a debate about free speech versus disciplinary action following the October 2023 Hamas attack and Israel's respons...
House Republicans Question University Leaders on Antisemitism Allegations
US House Republicans questioned university leaders from UC Berkeley, Georgetown, and CUNY on Tuesday regarding allegations of inadequate responses to antisemitism on campuses, prompting a debate about free speech versus disciplinary action following the October 2023 Hamas attack and Israel's respons...
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52% Bias Score
Australia Delays Response to Campus Antisemitism Plan, Prioritizing Broader Racism Review
The Australian government delayed its response to a plan combating campus antisemitism, prioritizing a broader review of university racism and a report on Islamophobia before deciding on recommendations including funding penalties for antisemitic behavior. This decision follows concerns about the pl...
Australia Delays Response to Campus Antisemitism Plan, Prioritizing Broader Racism Review
The Australian government delayed its response to a plan combating campus antisemitism, prioritizing a broader review of university racism and a report on Islamophobia before deciding on recommendations including funding penalties for antisemitic behavior. This decision follows concerns about the pl...
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36% Bias Score
US Department of Education Investigates University of Michigan's Foreign Funding
The US Department of Education is investigating the University of Michigan for allegedly underreporting $86 million in foreign funding since 2020, prompting concerns about national security and following similar investigations at other universities.
US Department of Education Investigates University of Michigan's Foreign Funding
The US Department of Education is investigating the University of Michigan for allegedly underreporting $86 million in foreign funding since 2020, prompting concerns about national security and following similar investigations at other universities.
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40% Bias Score
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