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Japan to Intervene After US Revokes Harvard's Student Visa Certification
The U.S. revoked Harvard's certification to accept international students, affecting 260 Japanese students, prompting Japan to seek mitigation from the U.S. government due to escalating tensions over campus protests and diversity policies.
Japan to Intervene After US Revokes Harvard's Student Visa Certification
The U.S. revoked Harvard's certification to accept international students, affecting 260 Japanese students, prompting Japan to seek mitigation from the U.S. government due to escalating tensions over campus protests and diversity policies.
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48% Bias Score
Federal Judge Blocks Trump Administration from Revoking Harvard's International Student Enrollment
A federal judge temporarily blocked the Trump administration from revoking Harvard's ability to enroll international students after the administration claimed the university did not comply with information requests related to student visa holders; this is the latest development in a broader conflict...
Federal Judge Blocks Trump Administration from Revoking Harvard's International Student Enrollment
A federal judge temporarily blocked the Trump administration from revoking Harvard's ability to enroll international students after the administration claimed the university did not comply with information requests related to student visa holders; this is the latest development in a broader conflict...
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44% Bias Score
Trump Administration Accuses Columbia University of Antisemitism
The Trump administration accused Columbia University of violating the civil rights of Jewish students due to alleged antisemitism, citing Title VI of the Civil Rights Act, resulting in no immediate sanctions but ongoing negotiations and existing $400 million in federal cuts.
Trump Administration Accuses Columbia University of Antisemitism
The Trump administration accused Columbia University of violating the civil rights of Jewish students due to alleged antisemitism, citing Title VI of the Civil Rights Act, resulting in no immediate sanctions but ongoing negotiations and existing $400 million in federal cuts.
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48% Bias Score
College Commencements Shift to Practical Advice Amid Economic Uncertainty
In a departure from last year's politically charged commencements, the Class of 2025 heard largely practical career advice from speakers ranging from athletes and CEOs to a Muppet, reflecting the challenging economic climate and the rise of AI.
College Commencements Shift to Practical Advice Amid Economic Uncertainty
In a departure from last year's politically charged commencements, the Class of 2025 heard largely practical career advice from speakers ranging from athletes and CEOs to a Muppet, reflecting the challenging economic climate and the rise of AI.
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24% Bias Score
Italian Online Universities' Role in Teacher Training: Oversight, Access, and Societal Impact
Francesco Giavazzi criticized Italy's reliance on online universities for teacher training, but data shows they are overseen by ANVUR, offer flexibility for working students, and contribute to broader digitalization, despite lower graduation rates compared to traditional universities.
Italian Online Universities' Role in Teacher Training: Oversight, Access, and Societal Impact
Francesco Giavazzi criticized Italy's reliance on online universities for teacher training, but data shows they are overseen by ANVUR, offer flexibility for working students, and contribute to broader digitalization, despite lower graduation rates compared to traditional universities.
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56% Bias Score
House Passes Bill to Repeal Student Loan Forgiveness Programs, Cut Education Spending
The House passed a bill to repeal several federal student loan forgiveness programs and cut over $300 billion in education spending, reflecting a broader Republican effort to reduce the federal deficit; the bill now moves to the Senate.
House Passes Bill to Repeal Student Loan Forgiveness Programs, Cut Education Spending
The House passed a bill to repeal several federal student loan forgiveness programs and cut over $300 billion in education spending, reflecting a broader Republican effort to reduce the federal deficit; the bill now moves to the Senate.
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52% Bias Score
Columbia University Cited for Violating Civil Rights Law Due to Antisemitism
The Department of Health and Human Services cited Columbia University for violating federal civil rights law by allegedly ignoring student-on-student harassment of Jewish students since the October 7, 2023 terrorist attack on Israel, citing failures to establish reporting mechanisms and investigate ...
Columbia University Cited for Violating Civil Rights Law Due to Antisemitism
The Department of Health and Human Services cited Columbia University for violating federal civil rights law by allegedly ignoring student-on-student harassment of Jewish students since the October 7, 2023 terrorist attack on Israel, citing failures to establish reporting mechanisms and investigate ...
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40% Bias Score
Trump Administration's Attempted Visa Revocation at Harvard Sparks Student Anxiety
The Trump administration attempted to revoke visas of international students at Harvard University for alleged insufficient action against antisemitism and pro-Palestinian protests; a judge temporarily blocked the action, causing widespread anxiety among students.
Trump Administration's Attempted Visa Revocation at Harvard Sparks Student Anxiety
The Trump administration attempted to revoke visas of international students at Harvard University for alleged insufficient action against antisemitism and pro-Palestinian protests; a judge temporarily blocked the action, causing widespread anxiety among students.
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40% Bias Score
Trump's Bill Restructures Federal Student Loans, Caps Borrowing at $200,000
Trump's proposed bill reshapes federal student loan programs by capping borrowing limits at $200,000, altering loan disbursement calculations, replacing existing repayment plans with a standard or income-based plan (RAP), and restricting access to forbearance; impacting 42.5 million borrowers.
Trump's Bill Restructures Federal Student Loans, Caps Borrowing at $200,000
Trump's proposed bill reshapes federal student loan programs by capping borrowing limits at $200,000, altering loan disbursement calculations, replacing existing repayment plans with a standard or income-based plan (RAP), and restricting access to forbearance; impacting 42.5 million borrowers.
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48% Bias Score
£115,000 Fine for Leeds Trinity University over Franchised Course Oversight Failures
The Office for Students fined Leeds Trinity University £115,000 for failing to properly oversee its franchised courses between 2022 and 2024, citing inadequate risk management regarding admissions, academic misconduct, and lowered English language requirements for students.
£115,000 Fine for Leeds Trinity University over Franchised Course Oversight Failures
The Office for Students fined Leeds Trinity University £115,000 for failing to properly oversee its franchised courses between 2022 and 2024, citing inadequate risk management regarding admissions, academic misconduct, and lowered English language requirements for students.
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40% Bias Score
Trump Nominee Seeks to End OPT, Contradicting President's Stance
Joseph Edlow, President Trump's nominee to head U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, wants to end Optional Practical Training (OPT) and STEM OPT, impacting 242,782 international students and contradicting President Trump's support for granting green cards to foreign graduates.
Trump Nominee Seeks to End OPT, Contradicting President's Stance
Joseph Edlow, President Trump's nominee to head U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, wants to end Optional Practical Training (OPT) and STEM OPT, impacting 242,782 international students and contradicting President Trump's support for granting green cards to foreign graduates.
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52% Bias Score
Proposed Budget Cuts Threaten U.S. Research and Innovation
The Trump administration's proposed FY2026 budget cuts non-defense discretionary spending by 23%, resulting in significant reductions to the NSF (56%) and NIH (40%), jeopardizing thousands of research projects, impacting jobs, and potentially hindering future innovation and economic growth.
Proposed Budget Cuts Threaten U.S. Research and Innovation
The Trump administration's proposed FY2026 budget cuts non-defense discretionary spending by 23%, resulting in significant reductions to the NSF (56%) and NIH (40%), jeopardizing thousands of research projects, impacting jobs, and potentially hindering future innovation and economic growth.
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52% Bias Score
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