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How Bryan Kohberger's Mom and Sister Reacted in Court to Idaho Murder Sentencing

46% Left coverage: 13 sources

Bryan Kohberger's mom Maryann Kohberger and sister Amanda Kohberger had emotional reactions while appearing in court for the 30-year-old's sentencing for the Idaho college student murders.Donald Trump · Moscow See the Story

Should College Athletes Be Employees? House Panels Say No.

56% Left coverage: 45 sources

WASHINGTON — As the House prepared to head out early for its summer break, Republicans made a push Wednesday to advance key legislation that would standardize the ways in which college athletes can be paid via name, image and likeness…Caitlin Clark · Washington See the Story

Education Dept. Prepares for “Big, Beautiful Bill” Changes

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

ED to Review Regs for Student Loan Programs, College Accountability Katherine Knott Fri, 07/25/2025 - 03:00 AM Byline(s) Katherine KnottWashington DC · Washington Read Article

UNC System Mandates Reports on DEI Compliance

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

The University of North Carolina System’s Board of Governors issued a memorandum requiring each of the system’s 17 campuses to develop a subcommittee to evaluate the campus’s compliance with the system’s anti-diversity, equity and inclusion policy,Higher Education · Chapel Hill Read Article

On Scene at the Turning Points USA Student Action Summit

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Times Higher Education got an earful from conservative students and Republican luminaries alike at this year's Turning Point USA Student Action Summit in Tampa. It is already 93 degrees, but temperatures are rising further outside the Tampa Convention Center—especially for the young man dressed in a dinosaur costume. Also sporting a Tom Brady Tampa Bay Buccaneers jersey, he is loudly debating immigration with another young man in a smart suit o…Tampa · Tampa Read Article

Students See Internships as Must-Haves

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

A new survey from Strada finds that graduating students believe internship experiences are not just exploratory but instrumental in their career progression. Employers, college leaders and policymakers have shown growing interest in skills-based hiring for college graduates, and in considering students’ demonstrated learning rather than their major program or degree. This trend signals a need for more hands-on or experiential learning before a s…Read Article

Johns Hopkins Press Will License Its Books to Train AI Models

100% Left coverage: 2 sources

The Johns Hopkins University will license its books to train proprietary large language models, an advanced form of artificial intelligence that generates human-like language, the school’s publishing division announced this week.Artificial Intelligence · Baltimore See the Story

Dems Say Trump and Youngkin Are Targeting Virginia’s Universities for Political Reasons

Coverage: 2 sources

RICHMOND, Va. (WRIC) -- Virginia Democrats say they are ready for a fight. "You don’t stop a bully by backing down, you stop a bully by punching back, and luckily for us, I always carry my boxing gloves in the trunk,” said Senator Louise Lucas (D-Portsmouth) on Thursday. They say controversial appointments made by Governor Glenn Youngkin to various boards of visitors at Virginia’s public colleges and universities -- as well as actions taken by…Republican Party · Charlottesville See the Story

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