Immigration Crackdown (UK Higher Ed): The UK Home Office says universities could lose their right to recruit international students if visa refusals rise above 5% (down from 10%), or if enrolment and completion rates miss tougher targets (95% enrolled, 90% completed). Campus Safety (UK): A Saudi national, 21, was arrested after a lecturer was shot with a crossbow at the University of Surrey’s Manor Park student village; the victim remains in serious condition. Campus Safety (India): Delhi University assistant professor Devosmita Paul was found murdered in a locked East Delhi apartment; police are investigating with CCTV and forensic checks. Security Measures (India): South Asian University in Delhi introduced frisking and bag checks, warning students that refusal could lead to suspension or expulsion. Higher Ed Governance (Australia): University of Wollongong chancellor Michael Still stepped aside amid an anti-corruption probe into contracts and conflicts of interest. Student Life/Health (UK): University Hospital Southampton is leading a £2.3m trial to compare three IV treatments for severe childhood asthma attacks. Campus Construction (UK): New data points to a sharp slowdown in university building approvals and starts, citing budget pressure and higher costs. Research & Tech (Global): Peking University unveiled EvoPhys-World, a self-evolving 5D world model aimed at making AI simulations more interactive and decision-ready.