AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 minutes agoCollege Sports Policy: A U.S. court ruling could open a chaotic transfer portal after the NCAA is told to grant extra eligibility to athletes from the 2022-23 class, with the portal set to open Aug. 3. Federal NIL Push: The SEC and Big Ten back a federal college sports bill aimed at setting nationwide NIL and revenue-sharing rules, seeking to replace state-by-state patchwork. Student Organizing: More than 100 women’s college basketball players launch a unionization push, starting with Oregon State as they seek bargaining rights. International Student Visas: Hundreds of international graduates protest in Calgary after Canada refuses post-graduation work permits, while the U.S. weighs new restrictions that could hit international student-athletes. Health & Campus Rules: Karnataka officials deny rumors of mandatory HIV testing and reject claims that 7,000 college students are HIV positive. Higher-Ed Updates: Rajshahi College opens registration for its 150th anniversary; KUET launches a two-day national job fair, “Jobspecs 2026,” linking students with employers. Global Learning & Research: Nepal’s National College announces an International Conference on Applied Psychology with speakers from 22 countries. Campus Safety: A Chatradal leader was arrested in Bangladesh over an alleged rape of an 18-year-old college student.
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