AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoInternational Students: U.S. higher-education groups are challenging an ICE policy restricting international students’ off-campus internships, arguing it was imposed abruptly and could disrupt hands-on training. Global Expansion: The University of Colorado Denver received approval to pursue a degree-granting campus in Hyderabad, with its first students expected in 2027. Funding Equity: Lincoln University students and alumni sued Missouri, alleging the historically Black land-grant university has been underfunded by hundreds of millions of dollars compared with the University of Missouri. Campus Accountability: The family of Glasgow student Ethan Brown settled a legal case over a grading error that wrongly blocked his graduation and is seeking a wider review of Scottish universities. Cornell, facing protests over sexual-assault allegations, named former U.S. Deputy Attorney General Sally Yates to review its response. University Resources: Viterbo University won $6.19 million in federal grants for counseling scholarships, nursing and pre-health programs, and student support. Nottingham, meanwhile, plans 560 job cuts and course closures as it tackles financial pressures.
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