AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoInternational Education & Mobility: Korea hit 500,000+ foreign students for the first time, fueled by K-pop and language study. Student Safety & Mental Health: After a campus shooting in Spokane Valley, districts let students stay home and added counselors to help students return “knowing it’s safe.” Campus Operations: Boston University students reported UPS storage delays and misrouted boxes tied to a software “technology issue,” with housing working to fix communications. AI in Education: A Boston professor says AI researchers’ warnings deserve attention as AI can disrupt how people think and adapt; meanwhile, U of M is rolling out ChatGPT Edu in the Twin Cities. Policy & Equity: A federal judge blocked Kansas’s in-state tuition law for undocumented students, ruling it conflicts with federal law. Global Student Rights: Pakistan ordered Afghan medical and dental students expelled, raising fears for women’s access to training. Learning Support: A Stanford researcher says tutoring investments are holding up in many states, but funding and accountability need to become more permanent. Student Life & Community: Iowa students trained as poll workers through a university course with the county auditor. Local School News: A new mural project at Mammoth High School showcased student art, music, and culinary arts. Higher Ed Access: OBC students can apply for NF-OBC fellowships under SHREYAS for PhD and research.
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