AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoCampus governance & Title IX fight: San Jose State University is tangled in fallout from its 2024 volleyball scandal, with internal protests and assault allegations now feeding a lawsuit against the Trump administration that could shape how Title IX is enforced at public universities. Student life & housing pressure: Sacramento State is rolling out a new first-year on-campus living requirement, but officials say a waitlist still exists even after a new 335-bed residence hall opens. Higher-ed fraud crackdown: Nigeria’s NSCDC says it shut down a “fake university” operating out of a Lagos apartment and rescued 106 youths tied to an admission scam. AI & patents in academia: The University of Tennessee Research Foundation sued Anthropic over alleged neural-network patent infringement, adding to the company’s growing legal troubles. Teaching workforce policy: New Jersey is weighing a “GPA reset” option to help candidates meet teacher entry requirements amid a chronic shortage. International education & skills: Turkmen students and lecturers are training at Malaysia’s Universiti Teknologi PETRONAS, focusing on oil-and-gas tech and AI for future teaching and industry work. Research collaboration: CSIR and Nalanda University signed an MoU to push science-led sustainable development projects.
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