AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 minutes agoInternational Students: A proposed $70,000 fee for international graduates seeking U.S. work adds to visa and employment restrictions that experts say could hurt students and universities. Research Security: Pentagon reviews have prompted universities to cut more than 80 foreign research ties, raising questions about how security rules will shape campus partnerships. Student Aid: Ontario has begun inspections at eight private career colleges amid alleged OSAP fraud; the province’s aid freeze affects students across 242 schools. Campus Housing: A surge in student-bed construction is creating vacancies in some college towns: new projects averaged 84.1% occupancy, down from 95.3% for the previous year’s buildings. Campus Safety: Fresh assault allegations near the University of Chicago and a disputed account of Cornell’s response to a student’s report have intensified scrutiny of campus misconduct and how universities handle complaints.
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