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Trump Administration Refuses to Defend Hispanic-Serving Institution Grant Program
The Trump administration will not defend a decades-old grant program for Hispanic-serving institutions, arguing it's unconstitutional, following a lawsuit from Tennessee and Students for Fair Admissions, jeopardizing $350 million in funding for over 500 colleges.
Trump Administration Refuses to Defend Hispanic-Serving Institution Grant Program
The Trump administration will not defend a decades-old grant program for Hispanic-serving institutions, arguing it's unconstitutional, following a lawsuit from Tennessee and Students for Fair Admissions, jeopardizing $350 million in funding for over 500 colleges.
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52% Bias Score
Federal Student Loan Repayment Overhaul: Key Changes and Deadlines
The "One, Big, Beautiful Bill" overhauls the federal student loan system, phasing out ICR, PAYE, and SAVE plans by July 1, 2028, while preserving IBR for existing borrowers who meet specific conditions; Parent PLUS borrowers must consolidate before July 1, 2026, and enroll in ICR before July 1, 2028...
Federal Student Loan Repayment Overhaul: Key Changes and Deadlines
The "One, Big, Beautiful Bill" overhauls the federal student loan system, phasing out ICR, PAYE, and SAVE plans by July 1, 2028, while preserving IBR for existing borrowers who meet specific conditions; Parent PLUS borrowers must consolidate before July 1, 2026, and enroll in ICR before July 1, 2028...
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48% Bias Score
AI Poised to Revolutionize Higher Education
Artificial intelligence (AI) is set to transform higher education by creating AI professors for personalized learning, implementing objective assessments, and reducing costs through increased efficiency and a shift towards multidisciplinary majors, ultimately improving access and affordability.
AI Poised to Revolutionize Higher Education
Artificial intelligence (AI) is set to transform higher education by creating AI professors for personalized learning, implementing objective assessments, and reducing costs through increased efficiency and a shift towards multidisciplinary majors, ultimately improving access and affordability.
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44% Bias Score
US Revokes 6,000+ Student Visas for Legal Violations and Terrorism Concerns
The U.S. State Department revoked over 6,000 student visas due to legal violations including assault, DUI, burglary, and activities vaguely defined as "support for terrorism," prompting concerns about the impact on international student enrollment.
US Revokes 6,000+ Student Visas for Legal Violations and Terrorism Concerns
The U.S. State Department revoked over 6,000 student visas due to legal violations including assault, DUI, burglary, and activities vaguely defined as "support for terrorism," prompting concerns about the impact on international student enrollment.
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56% Bias Score
State Department Revokes 6,000 Student Visas, Threatening US Economy
In 2024, the State Department revoked over 6,000 student visas due to legal violations, including alleged terrorism support, impacting international student enrollment and the US economy by potentially causing a 30-40% decline in new enrollments and a $7 billion economic loss.
State Department Revokes 6,000 Student Visas, Threatening US Economy
In 2024, the State Department revoked over 6,000 student visas due to legal violations, including alleged terrorism support, impacting international student enrollment and the US economy by potentially causing a 30-40% decline in new enrollments and a $7 billion economic loss.
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68% Bias Score
Crisis of Academic Integrity in Greek Higher Education
Greek universities are facing a crisis of academic integrity, with postgraduate degrees often awarded based on connections and finances rather than merit, resulting in a large portion of "predatory junk" publications and talented researchers leaving the country.
Crisis of Academic Integrity in Greek Higher Education
Greek universities are facing a crisis of academic integrity, with postgraduate degrees often awarded based on connections and finances rather than merit, resulting in a large portion of "predatory junk" publications and talented researchers leaving the country.
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60% Bias Score
Columbia University Data Breach Exposes 868,969 Records
Columbia University disclosed an August 7th data breach impacting 868,969 individuals, exposing names, Social Security numbers, and birth dates; this follows a pattern of frequent data breaches in higher education, totaling over 37.6 million compromised records in the last 20 years.
Columbia University Data Breach Exposes 868,969 Records
Columbia University disclosed an August 7th data breach impacting 868,969 individuals, exposing names, Social Security numbers, and birth dates; this follows a pattern of frequent data breaches in higher education, totaling over 37.6 million compromised records in the last 20 years.
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40% Bias Score
University of Athens Establishes First Endowed Chair in Honor of Philanthropist
The National and Kapodistrian University of Athens created the first-ever endowed chair, "Athena Ioannis Martinou," funded by Athanasios Martinos to honor his mother's philanthropic work and focus on cardiovascular research, addressing the leading cause of death globally.
University of Athens Establishes First Endowed Chair in Honor of Philanthropist
The National and Kapodistrian University of Athens created the first-ever endowed chair, "Athena Ioannis Martinou," funded by Athanasios Martinos to honor his mother's philanthropic work and focus on cardiovascular research, addressing the leading cause of death globally.
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56% Bias Score
Plummeting Number of Western Students Studying in China Amidst Geopolitical Tensions
The number of German students studying in China decreased from over 8,000 annually before the pandemic to 3,380 in 2023/2024, mirroring a global trend attributed to China's pandemic isolation and a shift in China's focus towards attracting students from non-Western countries.
Plummeting Number of Western Students Studying in China Amidst Geopolitical Tensions
The number of German students studying in China decreased from over 8,000 annually before the pandemic to 3,380 in 2023/2024, mirroring a global trend attributed to China's pandemic isolation and a shift in China's focus towards attracting students from non-Western countries.
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36% Bias Score
Australian Universities Prioritize International Students Over Domestic Students
Australia's universities are prioritizing international students over domestic ones due to declining government funding and a focus on international rankings, leading to increased tuition costs and financial hardship for local students.
Australian Universities Prioritize International Students Over Domestic Students
Australia's universities are prioritizing international students over domestic ones due to declining government funding and a focus on international rankings, leading to increased tuition costs and financial hardship for local students.
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44% Bias Score
AI Misinformation Impacts 80% of Chinese University Students
A MyCOS study reveals that nearly 80 percent of Chinese university students and teachers have encountered AI-generated misinformation, with over 65 percent of students facing academic disputes linked to AI tools, prompting calls for improved AI policies and critical thinking skills.
AI Misinformation Impacts 80% of Chinese University Students
A MyCOS study reveals that nearly 80 percent of Chinese university students and teachers have encountered AI-generated misinformation, with over 65 percent of students facing academic disputes linked to AI tools, prompting calls for improved AI policies and critical thinking skills.
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20% Bias Score
Syria: Damascus University Bans Nude Models in Art Projects
Damascus University's Faculty of Fine Arts banned nude models in student art projects across all departments, citing ethical and societal concerns; the decision sparked controversy among students and artists who fear restrictions on artistic expression and a decline in academic quality.
Syria: Damascus University Bans Nude Models in Art Projects
Damascus University's Faculty of Fine Arts banned nude models in student art projects across all departments, citing ethical and societal concerns; the decision sparked controversy among students and artists who fear restrictions on artistic expression and a decline in academic quality.
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56% Bias Score
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