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Merkerson's $1 Million Gift Revitalizes Talladega College
Actress S. Epatha Merkerson donated $1 million to Talladega College during its 2025 commencement, providing crucial unrestricted funds to address immediate needs and establish a future scholarship endowment, reflecting a renewed confidence in the institution.
Merkerson's $1 Million Gift Revitalizes Talladega College
Actress S. Epatha Merkerson donated $1 million to Talladega College during its 2025 commencement, providing crucial unrestricted funds to address immediate needs and establish a future scholarship endowment, reflecting a renewed confidence in the institution.
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44% Bias Score
NGTU 2025 Admissions: Key Changes and Targeted Training Emphasis
Nizhny Novgorod State Technical University (NGTU) launched its 2025 admissions campaign on June 20th, eliminating the physical certificate requirement and expanding electronic application options to include master's and postgraduate programs; 1463 undergraduate/specialist budget places are available...
NGTU 2025 Admissions: Key Changes and Targeted Training Emphasis
Nizhny Novgorod State Technical University (NGTU) launched its 2025 admissions campaign on June 20th, eliminating the physical certificate requirement and expanding electronic application options to include master's and postgraduate programs; 1463 undergraduate/specialist budget places are available...
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36% Bias Score
Revised College Endowment Tax Law Impacts Vary Widely
Congress passed a revised tax law increasing the excise tax on college endowments, impacting 11 major universities with higher rates (up to 8%) while exempting smaller schools with under 3,000 students, resulting in an estimated $761 million increase in tax revenue over ten years.
Revised College Endowment Tax Law Impacts Vary Widely
Congress passed a revised tax law increasing the excise tax on college endowments, impacting 11 major universities with higher rates (up to 8%) while exempting smaller schools with under 3,000 students, resulting in an estimated $761 million increase in tax revenue over ten years.
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56% Bias Score
Penn Bans Transgender Women From Women's Sports Following Federal Threat
The University of Pennsylvania banned transgender female athletes from women's sports after the Department of Education threatened to withhold \$175 million in federal funding, prompting criticism from LGBTQ activists and legal experts.
Penn Bans Transgender Women From Women's Sports Following Federal Threat
The University of Pennsylvania banned transgender female athletes from women's sports after the Department of Education threatened to withhold \$175 million in federal funding, prompting criticism from LGBTQ activists and legal experts.
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68% Bias Score
Columbia University Settles Lawsuit Over Inaccurate Ranking Data
Columbia University will pay $9 million to settle a class-action lawsuit filed by approximately 22,000 former students who alleged the university submitted inaccurate data to U.S. News & World Report, artificially inflating its ranking and causing students to overpay between 2016 and 2022; each stud...
Columbia University Settles Lawsuit Over Inaccurate Ranking Data
Columbia University will pay $9 million to settle a class-action lawsuit filed by approximately 22,000 former students who alleged the university submitted inaccurate data to U.S. News & World Report, artificially inflating its ranking and causing students to overpay between 2016 and 2022; each stud...
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36% Bias Score
Trump Administration Threatens UVA with Funding Cuts, Leading to President's Resignation
The Trump administration threatened the University of Virginia with substantial cuts to jobs, research funding, student aid, and visas unless President Jim Ryan resigned by a Friday deadline; Ryan subsequently resigned, citing his unwillingness to risk the employment of other staff and funding cuts.
Trump Administration Threatens UVA with Funding Cuts, Leading to President's Resignation
The Trump administration threatened the University of Virginia with substantial cuts to jobs, research funding, student aid, and visas unless President Jim Ryan resigned by a Friday deadline; Ryan subsequently resigned, citing his unwillingness to risk the employment of other staff and funding cuts.
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48% Bias Score
Spain's Housing Crisis Exacerbates University Access
Spain's rising housing costs, particularly impacting students, have created a crisis; the average mortgage is 710 euros monthly, while scholarships are insufficient and student housing scarce, leading to long queues for available rentals.
Spain's Housing Crisis Exacerbates University Access
Spain's rising housing costs, particularly impacting students, have created a crisis; the average mortgage is 710 euros monthly, while scholarships are insufficient and student housing scarce, leading to long queues for available rentals.
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44% Bias Score
Harvard Professor Faces Threats Amidst Government Crackdown on Academic Freedom
Harvard professor Melani Cammett describes threats against her and colleagues following student criticism of Israel, highlighting the chilling effect of powerful donors and government actions on academic freedom, potentially impacting research and international collaboration.
Harvard Professor Faces Threats Amidst Government Crackdown on Academic Freedom
Harvard professor Melani Cammett describes threats against her and colleagues following student criticism of Israel, highlighting the chilling effect of powerful donors and government actions on academic freedom, potentially impacting research and international collaboration.
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44% Bias Score
2024 Greek University Applications Open: Score Changes Expected
Greek university applications open electronically around July 7th, closing July 17th, for 88,637 students; results indicate score changes across fields due to candidate preferences and shared program increases.
2024 Greek University Applications Open: Score Changes Expected
Greek university applications open electronically around July 7th, closing July 17th, for 88,637 students; results indicate score changes across fields due to candidate preferences and shared program increases.
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40% Bias Score
Senate Spending Bill Restricts Federal Student Loan Repayment Options
The Senate passed a spending bill that changes federal student loan repayment options for borrowers starting July 1, 2026, limiting them to two plans and affecting an estimated 8 million borrowers on the SAVE plan who are in administrative forbearance.
Senate Spending Bill Restricts Federal Student Loan Repayment Options
The Senate passed a spending bill that changes federal student loan repayment options for borrowers starting July 1, 2026, limiting them to two plans and affecting an estimated 8 million borrowers on the SAVE plan who are in administrative forbearance.
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36% Bias Score
Trump Administration Threatens Harvard with Funding Cuts Over Antisemitism Claims
The Trump administration accused Harvard University of violating federal civil rights laws due to its handling of antisemitic incidents against Jewish and Israeli students, threatening to cut off federal funding if the university fails to take immediate action; this follows previous conflicts betwee...
Trump Administration Threatens Harvard with Funding Cuts Over Antisemitism Claims
The Trump administration accused Harvard University of violating federal civil rights laws due to its handling of antisemitic incidents against Jewish and Israeli students, threatening to cut off federal funding if the university fails to take immediate action; this follows previous conflicts betwee...
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40% Bias Score
Harvard Faces Potential Funding Loss Over Antisemitism Claims
The Trump administration accused Harvard University of violating civil rights laws by failing to protect Jewish students from antisemitic incidents, potentially leading to the loss of all federal funding; Harvard denies the accusations, citing proactive steps to combat antisemitism.
Harvard Faces Potential Funding Loss Over Antisemitism Claims
The Trump administration accused Harvard University of violating civil rights laws by failing to protect Jewish students from antisemitic incidents, potentially leading to the loss of all federal funding; Harvard denies the accusations, citing proactive steps to combat antisemitism.
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48% Bias Score
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