AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoCambridge Fallout: The University of Cambridge launched an investigation into former professor Jason Arday’s academic qualifications and honorary appointments after “new information,” as Arday resigned the same day. Health Workforce Push (Wisconsin): Universities of Wisconsin leaders announced a bid for $90M to expand healthcare training—aiming to prepare 35,000 professionals—and separately unveiled a $25M “Cures for Tomorrow” research initiative. Campus Safety & Policy: A new Louisiana law lets students at public colleges carry self-defense chemical spray on campus, while Illinois requires 988 suicide-prevention info to be visible in public buildings and adds evidence-based suicide prevention instruction for grades 6–12. Student Life & Learning: UW–Eau Claire professor Crispin Pierce is bringing indoor air quality research to the public, and a study links maternal vaping plus bed-sharing to higher risk in sudden infant deaths. Local Campus Moves: UT Knoxville says fall 2026 parking will drop by 455 spaces amid a broader push to reduce cars, and Cedarville University won a $499,650 grant to expand graduate workforce training in telecom/broadband. Education Funding & Facilities: Cedarville also received a $100K grant for graduate pharmacy scholarships, while NDSU dedicated its new Bolley Agricultural Laboratory to boost plant and soil research. Campus Disruption: ASUU declared an indefinite strike at Nasarawa State University, halting lectures and supervision.
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