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Global Decline in Humanities Enrollment Prompts Program Restructuring
A global decline in humanities enrollment, driven by perceived poor career prospects, is prompting universities worldwide to restructure their programs; however, the enduring value of critical thinking and communication skills remains significant.
Global Decline in Humanities Enrollment Prompts Program Restructuring
A global decline in humanities enrollment, driven by perceived poor career prospects, is prompting universities worldwide to restructure their programs; however, the enduring value of critical thinking and communication skills remains significant.
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44% Bias Score
Lower Saxony Students Petition for Financial Relief
Over 5,000 students in Lower Saxony, Germany, petitioned for financial aid and resource increases, resulting in a public hearing on June 25, 2024, to discuss abolishing administrative fees, long-term study fees, and increasing student support services.
Lower Saxony Students Petition for Financial Relief
Over 5,000 students in Lower Saxony, Germany, petitioned for financial aid and resource increases, resulting in a public hearing on June 25, 2024, to discuss abolishing administrative fees, long-term study fees, and increasing student support services.
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40% Bias Score
Endowment Tax Debate Highlights Tuition Costs at Wealthy Universities
A new endowment tax proposal targets wealthy universities with large endowments, sparking debate about the high cost of tuition and the need for increased transparency in the use of university resources; the author proposes a tiered tax system that would incentivize using endowments to directly supp...
Endowment Tax Debate Highlights Tuition Costs at Wealthy Universities
A new endowment tax proposal targets wealthy universities with large endowments, sparking debate about the high cost of tuition and the need for increased transparency in the use of university resources; the author proposes a tiered tax system that would incentivize using endowments to directly supp...
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48% Bias Score
Student Loan Rates Fall for 2025-26 School Year
Federal undergraduate student loan interest rates for the 2025-26 school year are 6.39%, down from 6.53% in 2024-25; private lenders offer fixed rates as low as 3.29% and variable rates from 4.39%, but strong credit or a co-signer is often required.
Student Loan Rates Fall for 2025-26 School Year
Federal undergraduate student loan interest rates for the 2025-26 school year are 6.39%, down from 6.53% in 2024-25; private lenders offer fixed rates as low as 3.29% and variable rates from 4.39%, but strong credit or a co-signer is often required.
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52% Bias Score
Trump Administration Seeks to Limit Student Loan Forgiveness Under PSLF
President Trump issued an executive order to restrict student loan forgiveness under the Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) program by excluding organizations involved in activities he deems contrary to his administration's interests; the Department of Education is now drafting regulations to im...
Trump Administration Seeks to Limit Student Loan Forgiveness Under PSLF
President Trump issued an executive order to restrict student loan forgiveness under the Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) program by excluding organizations involved in activities he deems contrary to his administration's interests; the Department of Education is now drafting regulations to im...
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52% Bias Score
Harvard President Defies Trump Administration, Receives Standing Ovation
Harvard President Alan Garber received an eight-minute standing ovation at the May 29th graduation for defiantly filing suit against the Trump administration's attempts to control universities under the guise of fighting campus antisemitism, rejecting demands to expel foreign students, cut research ...
Harvard President Defies Trump Administration, Receives Standing Ovation
Harvard President Alan Garber received an eight-minute standing ovation at the May 29th graduation for defiantly filing suit against the Trump administration's attempts to control universities under the guise of fighting campus antisemitism, rejecting demands to expel foreign students, cut research ...
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52% Bias Score
Colleges Issue Record Debt Amidst Trump Administration's Higher Education Policies
American colleges and universities are issuing a record amount of debt in 2025, totaling $20.8 billion so far, due to the Trump administration's attacks on higher education funding and concerns about potential tax law changes affecting their access to tax-exempt bonds; this includes elite schools su...
Colleges Issue Record Debt Amidst Trump Administration's Higher Education Policies
American colleges and universities are issuing a record amount of debt in 2025, totaling $20.8 billion so far, due to the Trump administration's attacks on higher education funding and concerns about potential tax law changes affecting their access to tax-exempt bonds; this includes elite schools su...
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40% Bias Score
Bangor University Vice Chancellor's £30,000 Pay Rise Amidst Job Cuts
Bangor University's vice chancellor received a £30,000 pay rise to £273,000 in 2023/24, while the university is cutting 78 jobs due to financial challenges, sparking criticism from the UCU union.
Bangor University Vice Chancellor's £30,000 Pay Rise Amidst Job Cuts
Bangor University's vice chancellor received a £30,000 pay rise to £273,000 in 2023/24, while the university is cutting 78 jobs due to financial challenges, sparking criticism from the UCU union.
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44% Bias Score
Harvard's Ideological Tightrope Walk Under Trump Administration Pressure
Harvard removed portraits of mostly white male doctors in 2018, sparking internal debate and later facing a Trump administration pressure campaign questioning its funding and accusing it of discrimination; the university sued and made policy adjustments.
Harvard's Ideological Tightrope Walk Under Trump Administration Pressure
Harvard removed portraits of mostly white male doctors in 2018, sparking internal debate and later facing a Trump administration pressure campaign questioning its funding and accusing it of discrimination; the university sued and made policy adjustments.
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52% Bias Score
AI's Impact on Sinology: Ninth World Conference Highlights Technological Advancements and Cross-Cultural Exchange
The ninth World Conference on Sinology, held in Shenzhen from October 27-28, 2023, focused on the impact of AI on Sinology, launching a new postdoctoral program and emphasizing the need for both technological proficiency and deep language understanding in Chinese studies.
AI's Impact on Sinology: Ninth World Conference Highlights Technological Advancements and Cross-Cultural Exchange
The ninth World Conference on Sinology, held in Shenzhen from October 27-28, 2023, focused on the impact of AI on Sinology, launching a new postdoctoral program and emphasizing the need for both technological proficiency and deep language understanding in Chinese studies.
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16% Bias Score
Universities Must Adapt to Cultivate Human Skills in AI Era
Universities must adapt education models to cultivate critical thinking, emotional intelligence, and adaptability—human skills increasingly crucial in an AI-driven job market, as confirmed by research and employer demand.
Universities Must Adapt to Cultivate Human Skills in AI Era
Universities must adapt education models to cultivate critical thinking, emotional intelligence, and adaptability—human skills increasingly crucial in an AI-driven job market, as confirmed by research and employer demand.
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36% Bias Score
Trump's Harvard Visa Suspension: Escalating Conflict and Impact on International Students
President Trump's proclamation suspending visas for new international students at Harvard, temporarily blocked by a judge, reflects escalating conflict and raises concerns about broader immigration policies impacting US universities.
Trump's Harvard Visa Suspension: Escalating Conflict and Impact on International Students
President Trump's proclamation suspending visas for new international students at Harvard, temporarily blocked by a judge, reflects escalating conflict and raises concerns about broader immigration policies impacting US universities.
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52% Bias Score
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