AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoAI & Work-Study Degrees: Sri Lanka’s AI Academy is partnering with Berlin’s Tomorrow University to launch challenge-based AI degrees (a BSc and an MBA) using a work-study model so students can earn German-recognized credentials without relocating. Campus Power Disruption: Southern University will stay closed Tuesday after a campus power outage, with classes and normal operations set to resume Wednesday. Constitutional Education in Public Libraries: Constitutional scholar Meg Mott will lead a “First Amendment” talk at Moultonborough Public Library on Sept. 16, focusing on speech, hate speech codes, and civic responses. Student Life & Food Access: A university opened a new $5 subsidized meal canteen to expand affordable on-campus dining. International Student Visa Scrutiny: A U.S. Labor watchdog signaled renewed attention on whether universities use J-1 and OPT workers in ways that undercut American hiring. Campus Safety & Violence: Multiple reports highlight renewed concerns after shootings near the University of Cincinnati campus. Lifelong Learning: Shenandoah University launches SAGE Scholars, placing adults 60+ directly into classes with undergrads to build intergenerational connections. AI Labs in China: HKU is partnering with tech firms to set up AI labs at its expanded Shanghai campus. Higher Ed Immigration/Compliance: Southern University’s outage also triggered schedule changes and limited meal service while power returns.
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