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Faculty-Led Civic Engagement Boosts Student Participation at Lincoln University
Lincoln University faculty and students collaborated on nonpartisan civic engagement events, including a Lunch and Learn series and a post-election panel, fostering student agency and demonstrating that civic learning extends beyond the classroom, impacting student participation and perceptions of d...
Faculty-Led Civic Engagement Boosts Student Participation at Lincoln University
Lincoln University faculty and students collaborated on nonpartisan civic engagement events, including a Lunch and Learn series and a post-election panel, fostering student agency and demonstrating that civic learning extends beyond the classroom, impacting student participation and perceptions of d...
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16% Bias Score
China's 'Return Tide': Balancing Talent Acquisition with Security Concerns
By 2024, over 6.56 million Chinese students studied abroad, with most pursuing advanced degrees; a record 20 percent year-on-year increase in returnee job seekers in 2024 shows the success of policies encouraging their return, but concerns about national security and potential espionage persist.
China's 'Return Tide': Balancing Talent Acquisition with Security Concerns
By 2024, over 6.56 million Chinese students studied abroad, with most pursuing advanced degrees; a record 20 percent year-on-year increase in returnee job seekers in 2024 shows the success of policies encouraging their return, but concerns about national security and potential espionage persist.
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48% Bias Score
CPP Investments acquires Livensa, targets European student housing leadership
CPP Investments purchased Livensa, a Spanish student housing platform, for €1.2 billion, aiming to become Europe's leading operator with 25,000 beds by 2031, driven by Spain's high student population growth and housing shortage.
CPP Investments acquires Livensa, targets European student housing leadership
CPP Investments purchased Livensa, a Spanish student housing platform, for €1.2 billion, aiming to become Europe's leading operator with 25,000 beds by 2031, driven by Spain's high student population growth and housing shortage.
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36% Bias Score
GMU President Receives Raise After DEI Program Cuts Amidst DOJ Investigation
George Mason University president Gregory Washington received a 1.5% raise after the university board unanimously approved it in exchange for cutting back on some DEI programming; this comes amid a Department of Justice investigation into the university's hiring practices for potential discriminatio...
GMU President Receives Raise After DEI Program Cuts Amidst DOJ Investigation
George Mason University president Gregory Washington received a 1.5% raise after the university board unanimously approved it in exchange for cutting back on some DEI programming; this comes amid a Department of Justice investigation into the university's hiring practices for potential discriminatio...
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52% Bias Score
Harvard Denies \$500 Million Settlement with Trump Administration
Harvard University president Alan Garber denied reports of a \$500 million settlement with the Trump administration, stating they are pursuing legal action after the administration halted federal funding in June, following a similar \$221 million settlement with Columbia University.
Harvard Denies \$500 Million Settlement with Trump Administration
Harvard University president Alan Garber denied reports of a \$500 million settlement with the Trump administration, stating they are pursuing legal action after the administration halted federal funding in June, following a similar \$221 million settlement with Columbia University.
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36% Bias Score
Plummeting Humanities Enrollment in Australian Universities
Australian universities are experiencing a significant decline in humanities enrollment due to increased tuition fees and government policies like the Job Ready Graduates scheme, jeopardizing the nation's intellectual capital and global standing.
Plummeting Humanities Enrollment in Australian Universities
Australian universities are experiencing a significant decline in humanities enrollment due to increased tuition fees and government policies like the Job Ready Graduates scheme, jeopardizing the nation's intellectual capital and global standing.
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56% Bias Score
SSAU Enrolls 21 Veterans, Children Under Special Quota, a 40% Increase
Samara State Economic University (SSAU) enrolled 21 students under a special quota for veterans and their children in 2025, a 40% increase over the previous year's 15 students. The university provides comprehensive support, including legal, psychological, and academic assistance, and actively partic...
SSAU Enrolls 21 Veterans, Children Under Special Quota, a 40% Increase
Samara State Economic University (SSAU) enrolled 21 students under a special quota for veterans and their children in 2025, a 40% increase over the previous year's 15 students. The university provides comprehensive support, including legal, psychological, and academic assistance, and actively partic...
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44% Bias Score
Plummeting Enrollment in Greek Humanities Programs Sparks Concerns
Greek universities are experiencing a sharp decline in humanities program enrollment due to low salaries, high unemployment, and a lack of societal demand, leading to concerns about the quality of secondary education and potential educational policy conflicts.
Plummeting Enrollment in Greek Humanities Programs Sparks Concerns
Greek universities are experiencing a sharp decline in humanities program enrollment due to low salaries, high unemployment, and a lack of societal demand, leading to concerns about the quality of secondary education and potential educational policy conflicts.
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44% Bias Score
Unaccredited University in Turkey Faces Lawsuits, Fines, and Acquittal
Newport International University", operating without accreditation in Turkey, faced multiple lawsuits from 2004-2007, including those filed by TMMOB and YÖK, resulting in fines for some individuals, but also acquittals based on specific actions and lack of jurisdiction in other cases.
Unaccredited University in Turkey Faces Lawsuits, Fines, and Acquittal
Newport International University", operating without accreditation in Turkey, faced multiple lawsuits from 2004-2007, including those filed by TMMOB and YÖK, resulting in fines for some individuals, but also acquittals based on specific actions and lack of jurisdiction in other cases.
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40% Bias Score
Defensity College Applications Double After Princess Amalia's Enrollment
Defensity College in the Netherlands saw a dramatic rise in July applications (206 vs. the usual 110), largely due to media attention and Princess Amalia's enrollment, inspiring others to pursue similar career paths combining academics with military work.
Defensity College Applications Double After Princess Amalia's Enrollment
Defensity College in the Netherlands saw a dramatic rise in July applications (206 vs. the usual 110), largely due to media attention and Princess Amalia's enrollment, inspiring others to pursue similar career paths combining academics with military work.
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52% Bias Score
Turkey: 199 Arrested in Massive E-Signature Fraud Scheme
A Turkish investigation revealed a large-scale fraud scheme using copied e-signatures of high-ranking officials to create 199 fake diplomas and driver's licenses; 37 suspects were arrested, and the investigation, initially triggered by a university's internal audit, is ongoing.
Turkey: 199 Arrested in Massive E-Signature Fraud Scheme
A Turkish investigation revealed a large-scale fraud scheme using copied e-signatures of high-ranking officials to create 199 fake diplomas and driver's licenses; 37 suspects were arrested, and the investigation, initially triggered by a university's internal audit, is ongoing.
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24% Bias Score
Students Abandon AI Due to Concerns Over Critical Thinking
A growing number of students are abandoning AI tools for assignments due to concerns about decreased creativity and critical thinking, despite 89% of Spanish undergraduates using AI for various academic tasks, often multiple times a week.
Students Abandon AI Due to Concerns Over Critical Thinking
A growing number of students are abandoning AI tools for assignments due to concerns about decreased creativity and critical thinking, despite 89% of Spanish undergraduates using AI for various academic tasks, often multiple times a week.
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56% Bias Score
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