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Rose Meza

Reporter · US

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Sep 29, 2026
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Jul 24, 2026

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  1. Article · Sep 29, 2026 · Rose Meza - Christendom College

    U. Cincinnati masculinity course aims to ‘transform organizational systems,’ ‘heal’ men | The College Fix (opens the original)

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    Course’s goal is to push feminist agenda, conservative group warns A new spring course on masculinity at the University of Cincinnati aims to “transform organizational systems” and help “heal” men, according to the professor. Professor Sean Harvey told The College Fix via a phone interview that he will teach “Men, Masculinity, and Society” for the first time at the school next semester. Harvey said he currently teaches a course called “Men, Masculinity, and Extremism” at the American University,

  2. Article · Aug 14, 2026 · Rose Meza - Christendom College

    Ph.D. admissions fell 15% over past year as international applications drop | The College Fix (opens the original)

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    Graduate student holding cap; Pornpak Khunatorn/Canva Pro Decline is ‘not yet a concern,’ expert says Ph.D. admissions fell 15 percent over the past year at 55 research universities in the U.S., according to the Association of American Universities Data Exchange. “The data also show that, while domestic students submitted a higher number of applications (+3%) to doctoral programs, international student applications to Ph.D. programs declined by 21%,” the Association of American Universities repo

  3. Article · Jul 24, 2026 · Rose Meza - Christendom College

    Utah colleges lost $834,000 to ‘ghost student’ enrollment fraud: report | The College Fix (opens the original)

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    An image of a face in front of a digital screen / Ksana Graphica, Shutterstock Utah’s higher education system lost over $830,000 in recent years to “ghost students” who apply only to receive financial aid and run off with the money without pursuing a degree. “Institutions reported disbursing $834k to suspected fraudulent applicants and spending over 15,000 hours working to mitigate enrollment fraud,” according to the Utah Legislative Auditor General’s 2026 Performance Audit on Enrollment Fraud i

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