AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoAI at Work in Higher Ed: TEU Auckland University members say management is moving ahead on AI without staff consultation, pushing for agreed principles, transparency, and protections for jobs, privacy, and student learning in current bargaining. International Student Policy: Universities Australia’s boss Luke Sheehy warns Labor’s migration overhaul could “do lasting damage,” arguing any effective ban on students bringing family would widen funding gaps for research-heavy universities. Campus Rights in Court: A lawsuit says the University of Michigan wrongly denied in-state tuition to a Foreign Service officer’s son; separate reporting notes a DOJ/HHS settlement with Lincoln Memorial University over antisemitism-related exam accommodation practices. Funding for Research: Morgan State University secured $10 million to expand research and doctoral training via a new Institute for Trusted Autonomous Networks (TITAN). Global Education & Exchange: Illinois State won an IIE Heiskell award for international student teaching and internships; Emory launched a policy-focused center to counter antisemitism. Student Safety/Discrimination: Wilfrid Laurier University is investigating vandalism of Jewish prayer scrolls on residence doors. Higher-Ed Governance: UVA ranked No. 9 in FIRE’s free-speech rankings but received an overall C grade.
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