AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoInternational Student Visa Shock: Minnesota colleges say new U.S. visa limits are cutting enrollments again, with students facing higher denial rates and harder consulate appointments, plus fresh limits on how long they can stay. Higher-Ed Access in Court: A federal judge paused DHS’s plan to cap international student stays at four years, a move that could have derailed longer PhD timelines. Campus Free Speech Watch: FIRE’s latest College Free Speech Rankings found no Texas university earned a passing grade, with the state averaging an F. College Sports Policy: The U.S. Senate advanced the Protect College Sports Act, aiming to set national rules for athlete pay and eligibility while granting NCAA antitrust protections. Education & Community Programs: Boston College’s Prison Education Program is running a remote work-study pilot for incarcerated men at MCI Shirley. Student Support & Wellbeing: A new survey for National Physician Suicide Awareness Day reports 71% of physicians see mental health stigma, with many fearing licensing or credentialing impacts. Local College Events: Maui’s fall college fair brings 60+ institutions to Queen Kaʻahumanu Center on Sept. 30. Global Learning & Exchange: Georgetown University in Qatar is expanding international affairs offerings with a new STIA major and new faculty.
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