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GOP's Student Loan Plan to Increase Borrower Costs by $3,000 Annually
The GOP's Repayment Assistance Plan (RAP) would replace the SAVE plan, increasing average annual student loan payments by roughly $3,000 for most borrowers, while extending repayment terms to 30 years and eliminating negative amortization, to offset a projected $330 billion reduction in federal spen...
GOP's Student Loan Plan to Increase Borrower Costs by $3,000 Annually
The GOP's Repayment Assistance Plan (RAP) would replace the SAVE plan, increasing average annual student loan payments by roughly $3,000 for most borrowers, while extending repayment terms to 30 years and eliminating negative amortization, to offset a projected $330 billion reduction in federal spen...
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40% Bias Score
Greece's Overly Centralized Approach to University Security Hinders Implementation
Greece's 2021 law on university security, exceeding 8,300 words, mandated electronic systems but lacked specifics; subsequent amendments (eight laws since 2022) further complicated implementation, revealing a centralized approach that disregarded individual university needs.
Greece's Overly Centralized Approach to University Security Hinders Implementation
Greece's 2021 law on university security, exceeding 8,300 words, mandated electronic systems but lacked specifics; subsequent amendments (eight laws since 2022) further complicated implementation, revealing a centralized approach that disregarded individual university needs.
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52% Bias Score
U.S. Brain Drain: Top Scientists Seek Opportunities Abroad Amidst Funding Freezes
Due to funding freezes, research restrictions, and a perceived lack of autonomy, top U.S. scientists from institutions such as Harvard, Stanford, NIH, and the National Cancer Institute are considering leaving the country, prompting a 5- to 10-fold increase in inquiries to institutions in Canada and ...
U.S. Brain Drain: Top Scientists Seek Opportunities Abroad Amidst Funding Freezes
Due to funding freezes, research restrictions, and a perceived lack of autonomy, top U.S. scientists from institutions such as Harvard, Stanford, NIH, and the National Cancer Institute are considering leaving the country, prompting a 5- to 10-fold increase in inquiries to institutions in Canada and ...
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40% Bias Score
UCLA Medical School Faces Class-Action Lawsuit Over Alleged Race-Based Admissions
A class-action lawsuit was filed against UCLA's medical school on Thursday for allegedly maintaining a race-based admissions process despite a 2023 Supreme Court ruling against such practices; the suit cites a significant disparity in acceptance rates between white/Asian applicants and their represe...
UCLA Medical School Faces Class-Action Lawsuit Over Alleged Race-Based Admissions
A class-action lawsuit was filed against UCLA's medical school on Thursday for allegedly maintaining a race-based admissions process despite a 2023 Supreme Court ruling against such practices; the suit cites a significant disparity in acceptance rates between white/Asian applicants and their represe...
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52% Bias Score
Trump Terminates \$2.2 Billion in Harvard Research Grants
The Trump administration terminated \$2.2 billion in federal research grants to Harvard University due to concerns about alleged race discrimination, antisemitism, and unmet reform demands, prompting a lawsuit from the university.
Trump Terminates \$2.2 Billion in Harvard Research Grants
The Trump administration terminated \$2.2 billion in federal research grants to Harvard University due to concerns about alleged race discrimination, antisemitism, and unmet reform demands, prompting a lawsuit from the university.
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56% Bias Score
Trump Administration Halts Harvard University Grant Funding
The Trump administration announced it is halting all future grant funding to Harvard University due to allegations of violating federal law and fostering antisemitism, escalating tensions between the White House and elite universities; the university president rejected the administration's demands.
Trump Administration Halts Harvard University Grant Funding
The Trump administration announced it is halting all future grant funding to Harvard University due to allegations of violating federal law and fostering antisemitism, escalating tensions between the White House and elite universities; the university president rejected the administration's demands.
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64% Bias Score
Trump Policies Threaten U.S. Standing as Top Destination for International Students
Concerns about the Trump administration's policies towards international students, including visa crackdowns and deportations, are causing prospective students to reconsider studying in the U.S., potentially harming American universities' finances and global reputation, while countries like Canada b...
Trump Policies Threaten U.S. Standing as Top Destination for International Students
Concerns about the Trump administration's policies towards international students, including visa crackdowns and deportations, are causing prospective students to reconsider studying in the U.S., potentially harming American universities' finances and global reputation, while countries like Canada b...
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52% Bias Score
Politicization and Institutional Degradation in Chilean Universities
For over 15 years, Chilean universities have faced increasing political influence, primarily from left-wing groups initially, and more recently from various political and religious groups, leading to institutional degradation, financial strain, and disruptions to education, with the current governme...
Politicization and Institutional Degradation in Chilean Universities
For over 15 years, Chilean universities have faced increasing political influence, primarily from left-wing groups initially, and more recently from various political and religious groups, leading to institutional degradation, financial strain, and disruptions to education, with the current governme...
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56% Bias Score
House Committee Grills University Presidents on Campus Antisemitism
The House Committee on Education and the Workforce held its eighth hearing on campus antisemitism on Wednesday, questioning university presidents about their response to antisemitic incidents and pro-Palestinian protests; some presidents faced warnings of potential consequences.
House Committee Grills University Presidents on Campus Antisemitism
The House Committee on Education and the Workforce held its eighth hearing on campus antisemitism on Wednesday, questioning university presidents about their response to antisemitic incidents and pro-Palestinian protests; some presidents faced warnings of potential consequences.
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60% Bias Score
Federal Investigation Launched into University of Pennsylvania's Foreign Donations
The U.S. Department of Education is investigating the University of Pennsylvania for allegedly inaccurate foreign financial disclosures, demanding tax records since 2017 and details on foreign agreements and personnel within 30 days, part of a broader crackdown on universities by the Trump administr...
Federal Investigation Launched into University of Pennsylvania's Foreign Donations
The U.S. Department of Education is investigating the University of Pennsylvania for allegedly inaccurate foreign financial disclosures, demanding tax records since 2017 and details on foreign agreements and personnel within 30 days, part of a broader crackdown on universities by the Trump administr...
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36% Bias Score
Congressional Panel Accused of Chilling Free Speech in Antisemitism Inquiry
A congressional panel investigating antisemitism on US college campuses is accused of suppressing free speech and likened to the McCarthy-era HUAC, prompting criticism from legal experts and Jewish faculty who worry about the chilling effect on academic freedom.
Congressional Panel Accused of Chilling Free Speech in Antisemitism Inquiry
A congressional panel investigating antisemitism on US college campuses is accused of suppressing free speech and likened to the McCarthy-era HUAC, prompting criticism from legal experts and Jewish faculty who worry about the chilling effect on academic freedom.
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56% Bias Score
Congressional Hearing Grills College Presidents Over Antisemitism
House Republicans pressed college presidents on Wednesday over alleged inadequate responses to campus antisemitism, prompting apologies and raising questions about federal funding and the efficacy of Department of Education oversight.
Congressional Hearing Grills College Presidents Over Antisemitism
House Republicans pressed college presidents on Wednesday over alleged inadequate responses to campus antisemitism, prompting apologies and raising questions about federal funding and the efficacy of Department of Education oversight.
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56% Bias Score
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