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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
Trump Policies Could Cost US Colleges $7 Billion in International Student Revenue
The Trump administration's policies could cause a 150,000 student decrease in international enrollment this fall, resulting in a $7 billion revenue loss and 60,000 job losses, with California and New York facing the largest financial impacts.
Trump Policies Could Cost US Colleges $7 Billion in International Student Revenue
The Trump administration's policies could cause a 150,000 student decrease in international enrollment this fall, resulting in a $7 billion revenue loss and 60,000 job losses, with California and New York facing the largest financial impacts.
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44% 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
Trump Administration Suspends $200 Million in UCLA Research Grants Over Antisemitism Claims
The Trump administration suspended roughly $200 million in research grants to UCLA, citing antisemitism and bias, impacting approximately 300 grants and prompting concerns about academic freedom and the future of scientific research.
Trump Administration Suspends $200 Million in UCLA Research Grants Over Antisemitism Claims
The Trump administration suspended roughly $200 million in research grants to UCLA, citing antisemitism and bias, impacting approximately 300 grants and prompting concerns about academic freedom and the future of scientific research.
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40% Bias Score
Student Loan Interest to Resume, Impacting Millions
The interest moratorium on student loans for approximately eight million borrowers enrolled in the SAVE plan ends August 1, 2025, resulting in an average annual interest increase of $3,500 per borrower, significantly impacting low-income individuals; the SAVE plan will be fully repealed by July 1, 2...
Student Loan Interest to Resume, Impacting Millions
The interest moratorium on student loans for approximately eight million borrowers enrolled in the SAVE plan ends August 1, 2025, resulting in an average annual interest increase of $3,500 per borrower, significantly impacting low-income individuals; the SAVE plan will be fully repealed by July 1, 2...
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48% Bias Score
Trump Administration's Student Loan Policy Shift Causes Financial Hardship and Workforce Shortages
The Trump administration's decision to reinstate interest on student loans under the SAVE plan, impacting nearly 8 million borrowers, will cause loan balances to increase and delay major life events for many, adding to workforce shortages in critical sectors.
Trump Administration's Student Loan Policy Shift Causes Financial Hardship and Workforce Shortages
The Trump administration's decision to reinstate interest on student loans under the SAVE plan, impacting nearly 8 million borrowers, will cause loan balances to increase and delay major life events for many, adding to workforce shortages in critical sectors.
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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
Potsdam University to Build Privately Funded Campus, Boosting AI Research
Software billionaire Hasso Plattner will donate hundreds of millions of euros to build a new campus for the University of Potsdam by 2035, including the expansion of the Hasso-Plattner-Institut and relocation of departments to boost Germany's AI research.
Potsdam University to Build Privately Funded Campus, Boosting AI Research
Software billionaire Hasso Plattner will donate hundreds of millions of euros to build a new campus for the University of Potsdam by 2035, including the expansion of the Hasso-Plattner-Institut and relocation of departments to boost Germany's AI research.
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48% Bias Score
High University Fees Block Low-Income Students Despite Loan Cuts
University chiefs criticize the Australian government for failing to lower the \$50,000 price tag on some degrees, hindering access for low-income students despite a recent 20 percent student loan cut; Western Sydney University saw a 1000-student drop in low-SES enrollment after the 2021 Job-ready G...
High University Fees Block Low-Income Students Despite Loan Cuts
University chiefs criticize the Australian government for failing to lower the \$50,000 price tag on some degrees, hindering access for low-income students despite a recent 20 percent student loan cut; Western Sydney University saw a 1000-student drop in low-SES enrollment after the 2021 Job-ready G...
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56% Bias Score
Brown University Agrees to $50 Million Deal to Restore Frozen Federal Funding
Brown University will pay $50 million over 10 years to restore frozen federal funding, agreeing to support its local Jewish community, restrict transgender student recognition, and provide data on student applications as part of a deal with the Trump administration, following similar agreements with...
Brown University Agrees to $50 Million Deal to Restore Frozen Federal Funding
Brown University will pay $50 million over 10 years to restore frozen federal funding, agreeing to support its local Jewish community, restrict transgender student recognition, and provide data on student applications as part of a deal with the Trump administration, following similar agreements with...
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60% Bias Score
Regional University Transforms Anxious Student into Confident Leader
Sam Laing's decision to attend the University of New England's geoscience program in Armidale, six hours from her Sydney home, transformed her from an anxious high school graduate to a confident university leader, highlighting the benefits of regional university life and community.
Regional University Transforms Anxious Student into Confident Leader
Sam Laing's decision to attend the University of New England's geoscience program in Armidale, six hours from her Sydney home, transformed her from an anxious high school graduate to a confident university leader, highlighting the benefits of regional university life and community.
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44% Bias Score
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