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Strategic College Funding: Maximizing Aid and Minimizing Costs
The average cost of a four-year college ranges from \$29,910 to \$62,990 annually; however, financial aid, scholarships, and careful planning, including maximizing academic performance and strategically managing savings withdrawals, can significantly reduce the net price, though proposed changes to ...
Strategic College Funding: Maximizing Aid and Minimizing Costs
The average cost of a four-year college ranges from \$29,910 to \$62,990 annually; however, financial aid, scholarships, and careful planning, including maximizing academic performance and strategically managing savings withdrawals, can significantly reduce the net price, though proposed changes to ...
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52% Bias Score
Turkish University Awards Contract Amidst Allegations of Threats and Mafia Links
Following threats and alleged mafia links, a Turkish university awarded a contract to an individual who openly threatened officials; despite the threats, the contract was awarded, raising concerns about oversight and employee safety.
Turkish University Awards Contract Amidst Allegations of Threats and Mafia Links
Following threats and alleged mafia links, a Turkish university awarded a contract to an individual who openly threatened officials; despite the threats, the contract was awarded, raising concerns about oversight and employee safety.
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64% Bias Score
Harvard Settles Antisemitism Lawsuit
Harvard University settled a lawsuit filed by Orthodox Jewish student Alexander Kestenbaum for alleged antisemitism on campus; the settlement, announced Thursday, follows two similar lawsuits resolved four months prior and reflects a broader trend of antisemitism allegations at American universities...
Harvard Settles Antisemitism Lawsuit
Harvard University settled a lawsuit filed by Orthodox Jewish student Alexander Kestenbaum for alleged antisemitism on campus; the settlement, announced Thursday, follows two similar lawsuits resolved four months prior and reflects a broader trend of antisemitism allegations at American universities...
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40% Bias Score
Student Loan Collections Resume Amidst Legal Challenges
The Department of Education restarted involuntary collections on 5.3 million defaulted student loans while simultaneously facing legal challenges to income-driven repayment plans, causing significant confusion and delays for borrowers.
Student Loan Collections Resume Amidst Legal Challenges
The Department of Education restarted involuntary collections on 5.3 million defaulted student loans while simultaneously facing legal challenges to income-driven repayment plans, causing significant confusion and delays for borrowers.
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40% Bias Score
Harvard President Takes Pay Cut Amidst Federal Funding Freeze
Harvard President Alan Garber will take a 25% pay cut starting July 1, 2026, amid a \$2.6 billion federal funding freeze and threats of further cuts and revoked tax-exempt status due to Harvard's resistance to the Trump administration's demands, which include allegations of inadequate responses to s...
Harvard President Takes Pay Cut Amidst Federal Funding Freeze
Harvard President Alan Garber will take a 25% pay cut starting July 1, 2026, amid a \$2.6 billion federal funding freeze and threats of further cuts and revoked tax-exempt status due to Harvard's resistance to the Trump administration's demands, which include allegations of inadequate responses to s...
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48% Bias Score
Columbia University Investigated for Allegedly Harboring Students Deemed Threats to National Security
Federal agents investigated Columbia University in March 2023 for allegedly harboring two students, Ranjani Srinivasan and Yunseo Chung, who the government suspected were threats to national security; the investigation involved surveillance, subpoenas, and search warrants, but agents found no eviden...
Columbia University Investigated for Allegedly Harboring Students Deemed Threats to National Security
Federal agents investigated Columbia University in March 2023 for allegedly harboring two students, Ranjani Srinivasan and Yunseo Chung, who the government suspected were threats to national security; the investigation involved surveillance, subpoenas, and search warrants, but agents found no eviden...
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64% Bias Score
University of Parma Unveils Five New Degree Programs for 2025/26
The University of Parma announces five new degree programs for 2025/26: one undergraduate program in English on development, international cooperation, and peace, and four graduate programs, including two in English on data science and molecular sciences, one online program in public administration,...
University of Parma Unveils Five New Degree Programs for 2025/26
The University of Parma announces five new degree programs for 2025/26: one undergraduate program in English on development, international cooperation, and peace, and four graduate programs, including two in English on data science and molecular sciences, one online program in public administration,...
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16% Bias Score
Student Loan IDR and PSLF Buyback Application Processing Backlog: First Status Report Shows Slow Progress
The Department of Education's first status report on student loan IDR and PSLF Buyback application processing reveals that only a small fraction of the applications have been processed, leaving a massive backlog of nearly two million IDR applications and nearly 50,000 PSLF Buyback applications.
Student Loan IDR and PSLF Buyback Application Processing Backlog: First Status Report Shows Slow Progress
The Department of Education's first status report on student loan IDR and PSLF Buyback application processing reveals that only a small fraction of the applications have been processed, leaving a massive backlog of nearly two million IDR applications and nearly 50,000 PSLF Buyback applications.
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40% Bias Score
Experts Warn of AI's Impact on Education, Stress Need for Critical Thinking Skills
At the 2025 World Digital Education Conference, experts warned of AI's potential to hinder independent thinking if not coupled with critical thinking skills and information literacy; they stressed the need for educational reform to foster adaptability and digital literacy in students, advocating for...
Experts Warn of AI's Impact on Education, Stress Need for Critical Thinking Skills
At the 2025 World Digital Education Conference, experts warned of AI's potential to hinder independent thinking if not coupled with critical thinking skills and information literacy; they stressed the need for educational reform to foster adaptability and digital literacy in students, advocating for...
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16% Bias Score
Harvard Sues Trump Administration After $450 Million More in Funding Cut
Harvard University amended its lawsuit against the Trump administration after an additional $450 million in research funding was cut, bringing the total to $2.65 billion, due to allegations of campus antisemitism and discrimination.
Harvard Sues Trump Administration After $450 Million More in Funding Cut
Harvard University amended its lawsuit against the Trump administration after an additional $450 million in research funding was cut, bringing the total to $2.65 billion, due to allegations of campus antisemitism and discrimination.
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52% Bias Score
Harvard President Takes Pay Cut Amid Trump Administration Funding Freeze
Harvard University President Alan Garber is taking a 25% pay cut for the 2025-26 school year due to $2.2 billion in funding cuts imposed by the Trump administration, which Harvard is challenging in court. The university has also implemented a hiring freeze and spending cuts.
Harvard President Takes Pay Cut Amid Trump Administration Funding Freeze
Harvard University President Alan Garber is taking a 25% pay cut for the 2025-26 school year due to $2.2 billion in funding cuts imposed by the Trump administration, which Harvard is challenging in court. The university has also implemented a hiring freeze and spending cuts.
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36% Bias Score
Australia's Higher Education System Faces Challenges
Australia's university system faces challenges from declining high school completion rates and fewer students from disadvantaged backgrounds enrolling, impacting national skill development; high fees, particularly for arts degrees, exacerbate inequality; a multi-pronged approach is needed.
Australia's Higher Education System Faces Challenges
Australia's university system faces challenges from declining high school completion rates and fewer students from disadvantaged backgrounds enrolling, impacting national skill development; high fees, particularly for arts degrees, exacerbate inequality; a multi-pronged approach is needed.
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36% Bias Score
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