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The World's 2024 education special: The price of higher ed - Vimarsana News

The World's 2024 education special: The price of higher ed

Higher education transformed the US into the country it is today. Its premier universities are why the US is the No. 1 choice among international students. But nowhere else is tuition as expensive, and many are in debt.

Congratulations, you've been accepted to college. Now, how are you going to pay for it? How other countries around the world fund higher ed. - Vimarsana News

Congratulations, you've been accepted to college. Now, how are you going to pay for it? How other countries around the world fund higher ed.

Higher education transformed the US into the country it is today. Its premier universities are why it's the No. 1 choice among international students. But nowhere else is tuition as expensive or are so many in debt. GBH education reporter Kirk Carapezza looks at how the US got here, and how other countries fund higher education.

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Fears of authoritarianism creeping onto American college campuses - Vimarsana News

Fears of authoritarianism creeping onto American college campuses

The sudden resignation of Harvard President Claudine Gay earlier this month is sparking debate about authoritarian influences creeping into higher education. From Boston, GBH's Kirk Carapezza reports that conservative politicians and activists are using the same tactics used in 1950s McCarthyism. Gay is the second Ivy League president to resign following testimony to Congress

Professors fear creeping authoritarianism in academia amid Harvard fallout - Vimarsana News

Professors fear creeping authoritarianism in academia amid Harvard fallout

Following the resignation of Harvard president Claudine Gay, some professors warn that political encroachment in academia is a sign of the times — and rising authoritarianism. GBH's Kirk Carapezza reports.

College Uncovered - Vimarsana News

College Uncovered

American colleges and universities sell students on an expensive vision of success. But their inner workings can be a black box. GBH News in collaboration with The Hechinger Report, goes behind the scenes to show you how higher education really works.

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