AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoHigher Ed Labor: Ohio University faculty union talks drag on with “cautious optimism” as the UAOU negotiates a contract while the university fights the union election certification in court. Curriculum Overhauls: University of Delhi drops the Delhi Sultanate paper and cuts History electives in PG Semester III, while the University of Texas Austin unveils a major core curriculum rewrite to shrink 600+ options into a tighter arts/humanities, social sciences, and STEM structure. Campus Safety: Jackson County schools cancel classes after anonymous computer-generated bomb threats, with law enforcement clearing buildings. Policy & Funding Rules: Nebraska senators back LB1022 (removing human relations training for substitute teachers) and LB1029 (tightening how colleges report foreign adversarial funding). Academic Freedom Clash: Troy University faces backlash after disciplining a professor over a letter to lawmakers, with FIRE calling it a chilling precedent. University Governance: Cambridge launches an independent review tied to the appointment process of Professor Jason Arday amid a plagiarism controversy. Student Life & Access: Bethune-Cookman launches a dual-enrollment nursing track for high school juniors to start clinical work sooner.
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