AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoCampus Tragedy: Oberlin College professor Pipo Nguyen-Duy and his wife were found shot dead at home; their 31-year-old child has been charged with their murders. Former students remembered Nguyen-Duy as a thoughtful mentor. System Leadership: Wisconsin regents named Tonjanita Johnson, an Alabama System administrator, the next president of the Universities of Wisconsin. AI and Teaching: UC Berkeley professor Richard Borcherds has stopped grading math homework, saying AI makes it hard to distinguish students’ work; he is shifting assessment to in-person exams. Campus Plans: Hillsborough College will move classes from its North Dale Mabry site to nearby locations as the campus is cleared for a proposed Rays stadium. Academic Programs: La Trobe University secured three years of funding to maintain its advanced Modern Greek studies program. Student Access: UNC Charlotte students are pressing for a permanent on-campus polling place after hundreds marched to vote at a nearby site.
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