AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoHigher Ed Accountability: Canada’s government-commissioned report says 95.7% of Jewish students at Canadian universities experienced or witnessed antisemitism, with 70% saying their schools didn’t take it seriously and 22% reporting physical violence. Curriculum Fight: New Zealand’s teachers’ union says the Waitangi Tribunal told the government to pause releasing parts of the updated curriculum and Te Marautanga o Aotearoa content while concerns are reviewed. Tuition Policy: The University of Alaska will eliminate out-of-state tuition starting in fall 2027, charging the same rates for all students. Campus Safety: Evacuation orders near Whitworth University were downgraded, and University Heights Police updated details after a shooting at Cedar Center. Academic Integrity: Cambridge professor Jason Arday resigned amid plagiarism and background-claims scrutiny, while the Met admitted it mishandled a police probe into a journalist who questioned his record. New Programs & Research: Bowie State launches a B.S. in Artificial Intelligence; Bowie State and others expand AI-focused education, while the federal government commits $20.3M for a quantum defence innovation hub at the University of Calgary. On-Campus Life: UH Mānoa women’s soccer opens the season at a new on-campus field; SDSU plans a senior living community at its Mission Valley campus.
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