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New US Rules Mandate Data Reporting for Distance Learning Programs
The Biden administration finalized regulations requiring U.S. colleges to report detailed data on distance learning student outcomes, enrollment, and federal aid usage by July 2027, following negotiations and public comments, although their longevity is uncertain with a change in presidential admini...
New US Rules Mandate Data Reporting for Distance Learning Programs
The Biden administration finalized regulations requiring U.S. colleges to report detailed data on distance learning student outcomes, enrollment, and federal aid usage by July 2027, following negotiations and public comments, although their longevity is uncertain with a change in presidential admini...
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32% Bias Score
Johns Hopkins Settles Discrimination Complaints
Johns Hopkins University settled with the US Education Department to address 99 complaints of anti-Arab and antisemitic harassment between October 2023 and May 2024, agreeing to review policies and provide training following a rise in such incidents since the Israel-Hamas war.
Johns Hopkins Settles Discrimination Complaints
Johns Hopkins University settled with the US Education Department to address 99 complaints of anti-Arab and antisemitic harassment between October 2023 and May 2024, agreeing to review policies and provide training following a rise in such incidents since the Israel-Hamas war.
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40% Bias Score
Shifting College Admissions Landscape: Authenticity Trumps Checklist
The Common Application reports a 5% increase in first-year applicants submitting nearly five applications each, a 15% rise in first-generation applicants, and increased applicants from lower-income zip codes surpassing wealthier areas, signaling a shift in college admissions towards holistic review ...
Shifting College Admissions Landscape: Authenticity Trumps Checklist
The Common Application reports a 5% increase in first-year applicants submitting nearly five applications each, a 15% rise in first-generation applicants, and increased applicants from lower-income zip codes surpassing wealthier areas, signaling a shift in college admissions towards holistic review ...
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32% Bias Score
UT President Jay Hartzell to Lead SMU
Jay Hartzell, instrumental in the University of Texas' move to the SEC, will become Southern Methodist University's president on June 1st, bringing his experience in navigating complex athletic and social issues to his new role.
UT President Jay Hartzell to Lead SMU
Jay Hartzell, instrumental in the University of Texas' move to the SEC, will become Southern Methodist University's president on June 1st, bringing his experience in navigating complex athletic and social issues to his new role.
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44% Bias Score
Fudan University's Strict AI Regulations for Undergraduate Dissertations
Fudan University in China implemented six new rules prohibiting AI use in undergraduate dissertations to safeguard academic integrity, prompting a global discussion on responsible AI use in higher education.
Fudan University's Strict AI Regulations for Undergraduate Dissertations
Fudan University in China implemented six new rules prohibiting AI use in undergraduate dissertations to safeguard academic integrity, prompting a global discussion on responsible AI use in higher education.
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48% Bias Score
US University Social Science and Psychology Research Funding in FY2023
In FY2023, US universities spent over \$3.6 billion on social science and \$1.6 billion on psychology research; the University of Michigan led in social sciences, also ranking in the top 10 for psychology.
US University Social Science and Psychology Research Funding in FY2023
In FY2023, US universities spent over \$3.6 billion on social science and \$1.6 billion on psychology research; the University of Michigan led in social sciences, also ranking in the top 10 for psychology.
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48% Bias Score
Gap Year: A Necessary Pause or Unnecessary Detour?
Christoph Farkas's positive gap year experience contrasts with Charlotte Köhler's immediate career pursuit after high school, highlighting the different approaches to post-graduation life and their respective impacts on career choices and personal growth.
Gap Year: A Necessary Pause or Unnecessary Detour?
Christoph Farkas's positive gap year experience contrasts with Charlotte Köhler's immediate career pursuit after high school, highlighting the different approaches to post-graduation life and their respective impacts on career choices and personal growth.
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60% Bias Score
Conservative Backlash Dismantles University Diversity Programs
The elimination of diversity offices at several universities in conservative states reflects a national trend, impacting student support, campus climate, and the broader pursuit of diversity in higher education.
Conservative Backlash Dismantles University Diversity Programs
The elimination of diversity offices at several universities in conservative states reflects a national trend, impacting student support, campus climate, and the broader pursuit of diversity in higher education.
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60% Bias Score
College Football's Potential Milestone: First Black National Title-Winning Coach
In the 2025 Orange Bowl, either James Franklin or Marcus Freeman could become the first Black coach to win a college football national championship, a milestone highlighting the persistent underrepresentation of Black coaches in college football compared to basketball, despite NCAA diversity initiat...
College Football's Potential Milestone: First Black National Title-Winning Coach
In the 2025 Orange Bowl, either James Franklin or Marcus Freeman could become the first Black coach to win a college football national championship, a milestone highlighting the persistent underrepresentation of Black coaches in college football compared to basketball, despite NCAA diversity initiat...
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28% Bias Score
Fudan University's Strict AI Regulations for Undergraduate Dissertations
Fudan University implemented six new regulations prohibiting specific AI uses in undergraduate dissertations to uphold academic integrity and promote original thinking, reflecting a global trend in higher education to manage the ethical challenges of AI.
Fudan University's Strict AI Regulations for Undergraduate Dissertations
Fudan University implemented six new regulations prohibiting specific AI uses in undergraduate dissertations to uphold academic integrity and promote original thinking, reflecting a global trend in higher education to manage the ethical challenges of AI.
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40% Bias Score
Fear of Deportation Creates College Aid Dilemma for Children of Undocumented Immigrants
Fear of parental deportation under the incoming Trump administration is forcing children of undocumented immigrants to choose between applying for college financial aid and protecting their families, despite assurances that FAFSA data is only used for aid determination.
Fear of Deportation Creates College Aid Dilemma for Children of Undocumented Immigrants
Fear of parental deportation under the incoming Trump administration is forcing children of undocumented immigrants to choose between applying for college financial aid and protecting their families, despite assurances that FAFSA data is only used for aid determination.
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48% Bias Score
Record-Breaking Philanthropy in Higher Education: 2024 Mega-Gifts
In 2024, over a dozen higher education institutions received mega-gifts exceeding $100 million each, totaling over $5 billion, with medical education and research, financial aid, and minority-serving institutions as major beneficiaries.
Record-Breaking Philanthropy in Higher Education: 2024 Mega-Gifts
In 2024, over a dozen higher education institutions received mega-gifts exceeding $100 million each, totaling over $5 billion, with medical education and research, financial aid, and minority-serving institutions as major beneficiaries.
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28% Bias Score
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