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AI in Higher Education: A Response to Pandemic Disruptions
The increasing use of AI by university students is primarily a reaction to the disruptions caused by the Covid-19 pandemic, leading to inconsistent exam formats, increased student debt, and a lack of time for study, making AI tools like ChatGPT attractive for time management and academic pressures.
AI in Higher Education: A Response to Pandemic Disruptions
The increasing use of AI by university students is primarily a reaction to the disruptions caused by the Covid-19 pandemic, leading to inconsistent exam formats, increased student debt, and a lack of time for study, making AI tools like ChatGPT attractive for time management and academic pressures.
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40% Bias Score
Harvard Kennedy School Announces Staff Layoffs After Funding Cuts
The Harvard Kennedy School announced staff layoffs Wednesday due to federal funding cuts totaling $2.7 billion, a potential endowment tax increase, and decreased international student enrollment following the elimination of a student visa program; the administration's actions exacerbated pre-existin...
Harvard Kennedy School Announces Staff Layoffs After Funding Cuts
The Harvard Kennedy School announced staff layoffs Wednesday due to federal funding cuts totaling $2.7 billion, a potential endowment tax increase, and decreased international student enrollment following the elimination of a student visa program; the administration's actions exacerbated pre-existin...
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48% Bias Score
DOJ Sues Minnesota Over In-State Tuition for Illegal Immigrants
The Department of Justice sued Minnesota for offering free and reduced in-state college tuition to illegal immigrants, citing a federal law violation and echoing a similar lawsuit against Texas where the state complied and the ACLU intervened.
DOJ Sues Minnesota Over In-State Tuition for Illegal Immigrants
The Department of Justice sued Minnesota for offering free and reduced in-state college tuition to illegal immigrants, citing a federal law violation and echoing a similar lawsuit against Texas where the state complied and the ACLU intervened.
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60% Bias Score
Trump's Student Visa Ban: A $43.8 Billion Loss for the US, a Gain for Europe
The Trump administration's 2023-2024 policy barring foreign students from US universities resulted in a $43.8 billion economic loss and a 25% drop in Chinese students, creating opportunities for European business schools to attract displaced students from Latin America, Canada, and elsewhere.
Trump's Student Visa Ban: A $43.8 Billion Loss for the US, a Gain for Europe
The Trump administration's 2023-2024 policy barring foreign students from US universities resulted in a $43.8 billion economic loss and a 25% drop in Chinese students, creating opportunities for European business schools to attract displaced students from Latin America, Canada, and elsewhere.
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36% Bias Score
Trump, Harvard Near Agreement After Legal Battles
Following months of conflict, the Trump administration and Harvard University are nearing an agreement, potentially announced next week, after several court rulings against the administration's attempts to control Harvard's curriculum, faculty, and foreign student enrollment due to concerns about an...
Trump, Harvard Near Agreement After Legal Battles
Following months of conflict, the Trump administration and Harvard University are nearing an agreement, potentially announced next week, after several court rulings against the administration's attempts to control Harvard's curriculum, faculty, and foreign student enrollment due to concerns about an...
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44% Bias Score
US to Resume Student Visas, Requiring Public Social Media
The US State Department will resume scheduling international student visa appointments, but applicants must make their social media public for enhanced screening, searching for hostility toward the US; this impacts F, M, and J visas, and is part of a broader crackdown on universities.
US to Resume Student Visas, Requiring Public Social Media
The US State Department will resume scheduling international student visa appointments, but applicants must make their social media public for enhanced screening, searching for hostility toward the US; this impacts F, M, and J visas, and is part of a broader crackdown on universities.
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56% Bias Score
UVA President Resigns Under Pressure from Trump Administration
University of Virginia President James Ryan resigned Friday under pressure from the Trump administration due to a Justice Department investigation into the university's diversity, equity, and inclusion policies; the move is part of a broader Trump administration effort to curtail such policies in hi...
UVA President Resigns Under Pressure from Trump Administration
University of Virginia President James Ryan resigned Friday under pressure from the Trump administration due to a Justice Department investigation into the university's diversity, equity, and inclusion policies; the move is part of a broader Trump administration effort to curtail such policies in hi...
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48% Bias Score
Study Group Receives Major Investment Amidst Asylum Claim Scrutiny
Study Group, a major sponsor of international students at British universities, secured tens of millions of pounds in funding from ICG and Bain Capital, becoming majority-owned while Ardian retains a minority stake, following a period of financial challenges and scrutiny over student asylum claims.
Study Group Receives Major Investment Amidst Asylum Claim Scrutiny
Study Group, a major sponsor of international students at British universities, secured tens of millions of pounds in funding from ICG and Bain Capital, becoming majority-owned while Ardian retains a minority stake, following a period of financial challenges and scrutiny over student asylum claims.
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36% Bias Score
Latin American Higher Education: Growth Amidst Persistent Inequalities
Despite a significant increase in tertiary enrollment in Latin America—reaching over 30 million students in 2022— persistent inequalities in access, high dropout rates, and a lack of uniform quality standards remain major challenges.
Latin American Higher Education: Growth Amidst Persistent Inequalities
Despite a significant increase in tertiary enrollment in Latin America—reaching over 30 million students in 2022— persistent inequalities in access, high dropout rates, and a lack of uniform quality standards remain major challenges.
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44% Bias Score
Trump Administration's Attack on Science Threatens US Leadership
The Trump administration's proposed budget cuts to the CDC and NIH, coupled with threats to restrict foreign student visas, are jeopardizing American scientific leadership, echoing historical parallels with Nazi Germany's dismantling of its scientific community; this has prompted many scientists to ...
Trump Administration's Attack on Science Threatens US Leadership
The Trump administration's proposed budget cuts to the CDC and NIH, coupled with threats to restrict foreign student visas, are jeopardizing American scientific leadership, echoing historical parallels with Nazi Germany's dismantling of its scientific community; this has prompted many scientists to ...
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56% Bias Score
Spain Creates Fast Track for Students Blocked by US Visa Restrictions
Spain is launching "EduBridge to Spain", a fast-track program to help international students blocked by US visa restrictions access Spanish universities. The initiative, involving multiple ministries, will expedite visa and ID processes and provide various enrollment pathways for students at all edu...
Spain Creates Fast Track for Students Blocked by US Visa Restrictions
Spain is launching "EduBridge to Spain", a fast-track program to help international students blocked by US visa restrictions access Spanish universities. The initiative, involving multiple ministries, will expedite visa and ID processes and provide various enrollment pathways for students at all edu...
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40% Bias Score
Dundee University Bosses Resign After Damning Report on £22m Bailout
The principal and two senior members of Dundee University's governing body resigned after an independent report revealed multiple failures in financial governance, leading to a £22 million government bailout to cover a £35 million deficit caused primarily by a decrease in international student enrol...
Dundee University Bosses Resign After Damning Report on £22m Bailout
The principal and two senior members of Dundee University's governing body resigned after an independent report revealed multiple failures in financial governance, leading to a £22 million government bailout to cover a £35 million deficit caused primarily by a decrease in international student enrol...
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40% Bias Score
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