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Rising Tuition Costs Drive US Students to Seek Affordable Higher Education Options
The Chegg Global Student Survey 2025 reveals 80% of US students would prefer more online learning and 80% favor accelerated degrees if it means lower tuition costs, highlighting the financial burden of higher education in the US.
Rising Tuition Costs Drive US Students to Seek Affordable Higher Education Options
The Chegg Global Student Survey 2025 reveals 80% of US students would prefer more online learning and 80% favor accelerated degrees if it means lower tuition costs, highlighting the financial burden of higher education in the US.
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36% Bias Score
Fudan University Bans AI in Undergraduate Theses
Fudan University in Shanghai, China, introduced the world's first detailed regulations on AI use in undergraduate thesis writing in late November 2023, banning its use in designing research plans, building algorithms, devising thesis structure, summarizing conclusions, polishing language, and transl...
Fudan University Bans AI in Undergraduate Theses
Fudan University in Shanghai, China, introduced the world's first detailed regulations on AI use in undergraduate thesis writing in late November 2023, banning its use in designing research plans, building algorithms, devising thesis structure, summarizing conclusions, polishing language, and transl...
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36% Bias Score
States Consider Legislation Impacting Faculty Tenure
Texas, North Dakota, and Ohio are considering legislation impacting faculty tenure; Texas's HB-1830 would ban tenure for new faculty after September 1, 2025; North Dakota's HB-1437 would ban tenure at two-year colleges after July 1, 2026; and Ohio's Senate Bill 1 could weaken tenure protections.
States Consider Legislation Impacting Faculty Tenure
Texas, North Dakota, and Ohio are considering legislation impacting faculty tenure; Texas's HB-1830 would ban tenure for new faculty after September 1, 2025; North Dakota's HB-1437 would ban tenure at two-year colleges after July 1, 2026; and Ohio's Senate Bill 1 could weaken tenure protections.
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40% Bias Score
UK Universities Shift Away From Traditional Exams to Improve Minority Student Outcomes
The Office for Students approved plans by Russell Group universities to replace traditional exams with more "inclusive assessments," aiming to reduce attainment gaps between minority groups and white, middle-class students, sparking debate about academic rigor and fairness.
UK Universities Shift Away From Traditional Exams to Improve Minority Student Outcomes
The Office for Students approved plans by Russell Group universities to replace traditional exams with more "inclusive assessments," aiming to reduce attainment gaps between minority groups and white, middle-class students, sparking debate about academic rigor and fairness.
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60% Bias Score
Harvard Settles Lawsuits Alleging Antisemitic Discrimination
Harvard University settled two lawsuits alleging antisemitic discrimination against Jewish and Israeli students, agreeing to adopt the IHRA definition of antisemitism and host an annual symposium; one student continues his legal fight against the university.
Harvard Settles Lawsuits Alleging Antisemitic Discrimination
Harvard University settled two lawsuits alleging antisemitic discrimination against Jewish and Israeli students, agreeing to adopt the IHRA definition of antisemitism and host an annual symposium; one student continues his legal fight against the university.
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48% Bias Score
Sberbank Issues 8,000+ Government-Backed Education Loans in Siberia
Sberbank provided over 8,000 government-subsidized educational loans totaling almost 1.5 billion rubles in Siberia during 2024, a 26% increase from the previous year, with the most significant growth seen in Tuva (47%) and Khakassia (40%).
Sberbank Issues 8,000+ Government-Backed Education Loans in Siberia
Sberbank provided over 8,000 government-subsidized educational loans totaling almost 1.5 billion rubles in Siberia during 2024, a 26% increase from the previous year, with the most significant growth seen in Tuva (47%) and Khakassia (40%).
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44% Bias Score
Cardiff University to Cut 400 Jobs, Eliminate Subjects Amidst Financial Crisis
Cardiff University, facing a £31.2 million deficit and declining international student applications, plans to cut 400 academic staff (almost 10%) and eliminate subjects like nursing, music, and modern languages to avoid insolvency within four years.
Cardiff University to Cut 400 Jobs, Eliminate Subjects Amidst Financial Crisis
Cardiff University, facing a £31.2 million deficit and declining international student applications, plans to cut 400 academic staff (almost 10%) and eliminate subjects like nursing, music, and modern languages to avoid insolvency within four years.
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36% Bias Score
Trump Administration May Limit Student Loan Forgiveness
The Trump administration's potential changes to student loan repayment programs could significantly impact millions of borrowers, focusing on cost reduction in higher education rather than debt forgiveness, potentially leading to increased financial burdens and administrative complexities.
Trump Administration May Limit Student Loan Forgiveness
The Trump administration's potential changes to student loan repayment programs could significantly impact millions of borrowers, focusing on cost reduction in higher education rather than debt forgiveness, potentially leading to increased financial burdens and administrative complexities.
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48% Bias Score
Greek Universities Debate Expelling Students Exceeding Standard Study Duration
A debate is raging in Greece over expelling students exceeding the standard study duration from public universities, pitting concerns about teaching workload and university rankings against the minimal financial burden on the state.
Greek Universities Debate Expelling Students Exceeding Standard Study Duration
A debate is raging in Greece over expelling students exceeding the standard study duration from public universities, pitting concerns about teaching workload and university rankings against the minimal financial burden on the state.
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44% Bias Score
Trump Executive Order Targets DEI in Higher Education
President Trump's executive order aims to curb DEI initiatives in federally funded higher education, ordering federal agency DEI office closures and launching reviews of institutional DEI practices, citing the Supreme Court's decision in Students for Fair Admissions v. Harvard.
Trump Executive Order Targets DEI in Higher Education
President Trump's executive order aims to curb DEI initiatives in federally funded higher education, ordering federal agency DEI office closures and launching reviews of institutional DEI practices, citing the Supreme Court's decision in Students for Fair Admissions v. Harvard.
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80% Bias Score
Virginia Senate Rejects Antisemitism Scholar's Nomination Amidst GMU Incidents
The Virginia State Senate's Democratic majority rejected Governor Glenn Youngkin's nomination of Kenneth Marcus, a prominent antisemitism scholar, to George Mason University's Board of Visitors, despite recent antisemitic incidents on campus and Marcus's work combating the issue there.
Virginia Senate Rejects Antisemitism Scholar's Nomination Amidst GMU Incidents
The Virginia State Senate's Democratic majority rejected Governor Glenn Youngkin's nomination of Kenneth Marcus, a prominent antisemitism scholar, to George Mason University's Board of Visitors, despite recent antisemitic incidents on campus and Marcus's work combating the issue there.
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48% Bias Score
Sonoma State University Announces $20 Million in Budget Cuts
Sonoma State University announced $20 million in budget cuts to address a $23.9 million deficit caused by declining enrollment, resulting in the elimination of all intercollegiate athletic programs, 46 faculty positions, and over 20 academic programs.
Sonoma State University Announces $20 Million in Budget Cuts
Sonoma State University announced $20 million in budget cuts to address a $23.9 million deficit caused by declining enrollment, resulting in the elimination of all intercollegiate athletic programs, 46 faculty positions, and over 20 academic programs.
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48% Bias Score
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