AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoCampus Accountability: Cornell faculty voted no confidence in university leaders over their handling of an alleged fraternity gang rape, intensifying pressure for answers on campus safety. Student Support: LSU announced a $7.2 million scholarship endowment for students who have experienced foster care, aiming to provide long-term help with college costs. Admissions Rules: Nigeria cancelled all 2026 admissions to the National Teachers’ Institute’s NCE and degree programs, citing regulatory violations and ordering an end to university affiliations. Labor Dispute: University of Oregon graduate employees voted overwhelmingly to authorize a strike; without a contract deal by Nov. 16, grading and classes could be disrupted. Curriculum: Democrats’ gains on the Texas State Board of Education could reshape recent conservative curriculum decisions, including proposed reading lists and social studies materials. Access to Higher Education: Seoul students made up less than 30% of freshmen at the capital’s four-year universities for the first time, as competition for seats grows.
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