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University of Sussex Fined £585,000 for Free Speech Breach
The University of Sussex was fined £585,000 by the Office for Students for failing to uphold freedom of speech, specifically concerning its Trans and Non-Binary Equality Policy which, the OfS argued, led to self-censorship; the university plans to challenge the ruling.
University of Sussex Fined £585,000 for Free Speech Breach
The University of Sussex was fined £585,000 by the Office for Students for failing to uphold freedom of speech, specifically concerning its Trans and Non-Binary Equality Policy which, the OfS argued, led to self-censorship; the university plans to challenge the ruling.
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52% Bias Score
Chinese Mathematicians Achieve Breakthroughs, Signaling Shift in Research Priorities
Chinese mathematicians, trained in China but conducting research abroad, recently solved significant mathematical problems, such as the three-dimensional Kakeya conjecture and a narrow formulation of Hilbert's sixth problem, marking a shift in China's research priorities from applied to fundamental ...
Chinese Mathematicians Achieve Breakthroughs, Signaling Shift in Research Priorities
Chinese mathematicians, trained in China but conducting research abroad, recently solved significant mathematical problems, such as the three-dimensional Kakeya conjecture and a narrow formulation of Hilbert's sixth problem, marking a shift in China's research priorities from applied to fundamental ...
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44% Bias Score
Professors Sue Trump Administration Over Targeting of Foreign Students
University professors sued the Trump administration on Tuesday, alleging unconstitutional targeting of foreign students for their pro-Palestinian views, violating their First and Fifth Amendment rights, and impacting academic freedom; the lawsuit cites specific cases of detention and deportation, hi...
Professors Sue Trump Administration Over Targeting of Foreign Students
University professors sued the Trump administration on Tuesday, alleging unconstitutional targeting of foreign students for their pro-Palestinian views, violating their First and Fifth Amendment rights, and impacting academic freedom; the lawsuit cites specific cases of detention and deportation, hi...
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52% Bias Score
Ed3: Revolutionizing Higher Education Through Competency-Based Learning and AI
Ed3, a decentralized collective, is revolutionizing higher education by promoting competency-based learning, portable digital credentials, and AI-personalized education to address rising student debt and evolving job market demands.
Ed3: Revolutionizing Higher Education Through Competency-Based Learning and AI
Ed3, a decentralized collective, is revolutionizing higher education by promoting competency-based learning, portable digital credentials, and AI-personalized education to address rising student debt and evolving job market demands.
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60% Bias Score
İmamoğlu's Degree Revocation Sparks Controversy over Turkish-Cypriot Universities
Istanbul Mayor Ekrem İmamoğlu's university degree was revoked, sparking a controversy involving Girne American University in Northern Cyprus and accusations of a smear campaign against Turkish-Cypriot universities.
İmamoğlu's Degree Revocation Sparks Controversy over Turkish-Cypriot Universities
Istanbul Mayor Ekrem İmamoğlu's university degree was revoked, sparking a controversy involving Girne American University in Northern Cyprus and accusations of a smear campaign against Turkish-Cypriot universities.
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56% Bias Score
Bill Seeks to Defund Colleges Hiring Undocumented Immigrants
The College Employment Accountability Act, sponsored by Sen. Jim Banks, would cut off federal funding to colleges and universities that hire undocumented immigrants, requiring E-Verify participation and amending the 1986 Immigration and Nationality Act to enforce compliance.
Bill Seeks to Defund Colleges Hiring Undocumented Immigrants
The College Employment Accountability Act, sponsored by Sen. Jim Banks, would cut off federal funding to colleges and universities that hire undocumented immigrants, requiring E-Verify participation and amending the 1986 Immigration and Nationality Act to enforce compliance.
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64% Bias Score
Anti-DEI Legislation Reshapes US Higher Education
The anti-DEI movement in the US, spearheaded by figures like Donald Trump and Ron DeSantis, has resulted in the elimination of federal DEI programs and the passage of restrictive state laws in at least 14 states, impacting higher education funding and minority representation.
Anti-DEI Legislation Reshapes US Higher Education
The anti-DEI movement in the US, spearheaded by figures like Donald Trump and Ron DeSantis, has resulted in the elimination of federal DEI programs and the passage of restrictive state laws in at least 14 states, impacting higher education funding and minority representation.
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68% Bias Score
German Economy Boosted by Foreign Students' Billions in Contributions
A study by the German Economic Institute (IW) reveals that 79,000 foreign students who began studying in Germany in 2022 will contribute €15.5 billion more in taxes and social security contributions than they receive in benefits, highlighting their significant economic impact and high retention rate...
German Economy Boosted by Foreign Students' Billions in Contributions
A study by the German Economic Institute (IW) reveals that 79,000 foreign students who began studying in Germany in 2022 will contribute €15.5 billion more in taxes and social security contributions than they receive in benefits, highlighting their significant economic impact and high retention rate...
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36% Bias Score
Stricter U.S. Immigration Policies Chill International Student Enrollment
Amid a rebound in international student enrollment following the COVID-19 pandemic, concerns are rising about stricter U.S. immigration policies, leading to self-censorship among current students and decreased interest from prospective students in countries like India, potentially impacting the U.S....
Stricter U.S. Immigration Policies Chill International Student Enrollment
Amid a rebound in international student enrollment following the COVID-19 pandemic, concerns are rising about stricter U.S. immigration policies, leading to self-censorship among current students and decreased interest from prospective students in countries like India, potentially impacting the U.S....
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52% Bias Score
International Students Boost German Economy, but Job Market Integration Remains a Challenge
A recent study by the German Institute for Economic Research (IW) reveals that 79,000 international students starting in 2022 will contribute €15.5 billion more in taxes than they receive in support, highlighting their significant economic impact on Germany, despite challenges faced by graduates in ...
International Students Boost German Economy, but Job Market Integration Remains a Challenge
A recent study by the German Institute for Economic Research (IW) reveals that 79,000 international students starting in 2022 will contribute €15.5 billion more in taxes than they receive in support, highlighting their significant economic impact on Germany, despite challenges faced by graduates in ...
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40% Bias Score
France: Universities Fail to Pay Teaching Assistants on Time
French universities consistently fail to pay their 170,000 teaching assistants (vacataires) on time, despite a 2020 law mandating monthly payments; delays often exceed one year, impacting those already earning below minimum wage due to unpaid preparation time.
France: Universities Fail to Pay Teaching Assistants on Time
French universities consistently fail to pay their 170,000 teaching assistants (vacataires) on time, despite a 2020 law mandating monthly payments; delays often exceed one year, impacting those already earning below minimum wage due to unpaid preparation time.
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52% Bias Score
Skills-Based Hiring: Reshaping Higher Education's Role
Pennsylvania's 2023 executive order eliminating degree requirements for most state jobs reflects a nationwide trend towards skills-based hiring, driven by rising tuition costs and recognition that many roles don't need a four-year degree; this is expanding opportunities for non-degree holders.
Skills-Based Hiring: Reshaping Higher Education's Role
Pennsylvania's 2023 executive order eliminating degree requirements for most state jobs reflects a nationwide trend towards skills-based hiring, driven by rising tuition costs and recognition that many roles don't need a four-year degree; this is expanding opportunities for non-degree holders.
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32% Bias Score
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