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Johns Hopkins Cuts 2,122 Jobs After $800 Million in USAID Funding Cut
Johns Hopkins University will cut 2,122 jobs—247 domestic and 1,975 international—after the Trump administration cut $800 million in USAID funding, impacting the Bloomberg School of Public Health, medical school, and Jhpiego, following a broader trend of cuts and investigations into universities.
Johns Hopkins Cuts 2,122 Jobs After $800 Million in USAID Funding Cut
Johns Hopkins University will cut 2,122 jobs—247 domestic and 1,975 international—after the Trump administration cut $800 million in USAID funding, impacting the Bloomberg School of Public Health, medical school, and Jhpiego, following a broader trend of cuts and investigations into universities.
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44% Bias Score
Over 50 Universities Under Investigation for Racial Discrimination
The Department of Education is investigating over 50 universities for alleged racial discrimination in admissions, scholarships, and student life programs, potentially impacting federal funding and challenging diversity initiatives.
Over 50 Universities Under Investigation for Racial Discrimination
The Department of Education is investigating over 50 universities for alleged racial discrimination in admissions, scholarships, and student life programs, potentially impacting federal funding and challenging diversity initiatives.
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60% Bias Score
Global Education: Expanding Access While Navigating New Challenges
Transnational education (TNE) programs, encompassing dual degrees and international partnerships, are expanding global education access while facing challenges in curriculum harmonization, cost, quality assurance, and equitable access for all students.
Global Education: Expanding Access While Navigating New Challenges
Transnational education (TNE) programs, encompassing dual degrees and international partnerships, are expanding global education access while facing challenges in curriculum harmonization, cost, quality assurance, and equitable access for all students.
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36% Bias Score
China Boosts AI Talent Development Through University-Industry Collaboration
China's Ministry of Education launched an initiative to cultivate AI talent through university-industry partnerships, focusing on targeted training, job creation, and practical experience to meet the rising demand in sectors like AI algorithms, machine learning, and robotics.
China Boosts AI Talent Development Through University-Industry Collaboration
China's Ministry of Education launched an initiative to cultivate AI talent through university-industry partnerships, focusing on targeted training, job creation, and practical experience to meet the rising demand in sectors like AI algorithms, machine learning, and robotics.
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40% Bias Score
US Universities Freeze Hiring Amidst Trump Administration Funding Cuts
Facing financial uncertainty from threatened federal funding cuts, over a dozen US universities, including Harvard and Columbia, have announced hiring freezes, impacting faculty, staff, and research projects, potentially slowing job growth.
US Universities Freeze Hiring Amidst Trump Administration Funding Cuts
Facing financial uncertainty from threatened federal funding cuts, over a dozen US universities, including Harvard and Columbia, have announced hiring freezes, impacting faculty, staff, and research projects, potentially slowing job growth.
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40% Bias Score
Chinese Universities Expand AI, Tech Admissions
China's top universities are significantly increasing undergraduate admissions in AI and interdisciplinary studies, adding approximately 450 slots this year alone, reflecting the nation's strategic focus on cultivating talent in cutting-edge technologies to drive economic transformation and global c...
Chinese Universities Expand AI, Tech Admissions
China's top universities are significantly increasing undergraduate admissions in AI and interdisciplinary studies, adding approximately 450 slots this year alone, reflecting the nation's strategic focus on cultivating talent in cutting-edge technologies to drive economic transformation and global c...
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36% Bias Score
Gendered Language in Faculty Promotion Letters Impacts Tenure Decisions
A study of 10,056 external review letters from six universities showed that women letter writers used less self-referential language, more positive tones, and less doubt language than men, significantly impacting candidates' promotion and tenure chances, especially at the provost level.
Gendered Language in Faculty Promotion Letters Impacts Tenure Decisions
A study of 10,056 external review letters from six universities showed that women letter writers used less self-referential language, more positive tones, and less doubt language than men, significantly impacting candidates' promotion and tenure chances, especially at the provost level.
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32% Bias Score
US Department of Education Investigates 45 Universities for Allegedly Discriminatory Diversity Programs
The US Department of Education opened investigations into 45 universities, including Ivy League schools and the MIT, for allegedly violating the 1964 Civil Rights Act through partnerships with The PhD Project, which supports minority doctoral candidates; seven additional schools face probes for race...
US Department of Education Investigates 45 Universities for Allegedly Discriminatory Diversity Programs
The US Department of Education opened investigations into 45 universities, including Ivy League schools and the MIT, for allegedly violating the 1964 Civil Rights Act through partnerships with The PhD Project, which supports minority doctoral candidates; seven additional schools face probes for race...
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56% Bias Score
US University Hiring Freezes Amidst Federal Funding Uncertainty
Due to the Trump administration's shifting federal policies, over a dozen US universities, including Harvard, Notre Dame, and the University of Washington, have implemented hiring freezes, impacting faculty, staff, and potentially research funding, with broader economic and global implications.
US University Hiring Freezes Amidst Federal Funding Uncertainty
Due to the Trump administration's shifting federal policies, over a dozen US universities, including Harvard, Notre Dame, and the University of Washington, have implemented hiring freezes, impacting faculty, staff, and potentially research funding, with broader economic and global implications.
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24% Bias Score
Pandemic's Digital Education Legacy: AI's Impact and Challenges
The COVID-19 pandemic accelerated the digitalization of education, leading to the rise of online learning platforms, educational YouTubers, and AI-powered tools; however, challenges in teacher training and student comprehension remain.
Pandemic's Digital Education Legacy: AI's Impact and Challenges
The COVID-19 pandemic accelerated the digitalization of education, leading to the rise of online learning platforms, educational YouTubers, and AI-powered tools; however, challenges in teacher training and student comprehension remain.
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40% Bias Score
Challenges in Brazilian Students' Writing Skills
Brazilian high school students struggle with written communication, impacting academic success; this stems from insufficient teaching on the transition from oral to written language and socioeconomic disparities in access to reading materials.
Challenges in Brazilian Students' Writing Skills
Brazilian high school students struggle with written communication, impacting academic success; this stems from insufficient teaching on the transition from oral to written language and socioeconomic disparities in access to reading materials.
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20% Bias Score
Appeals Court Sides With Professor Who Criticized College's Lowered Academic Standards
A federal appeals court reversed a lower court's decision, ruling in favor of Lars Jensen, a tenured math professor at Truckee Meadows Community College who claimed he faced retaliation for criticizing a policy change that lowered academic standards; the court found his speech was protected under th...
Appeals Court Sides With Professor Who Criticized College's Lowered Academic Standards
A federal appeals court reversed a lower court's decision, ruling in favor of Lars Jensen, a tenured math professor at Truckee Meadows Community College who claimed he faced retaliation for criticizing a policy change that lowered academic standards; the court found his speech was protected under th...
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44% Bias Score
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