AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoEnrollment & Access: Heritage University says fall enrollment is up 11%, with nursing, social work, and education seeing strong demand and an 88% retention rate. Title IX & Athletics: Hanover College swimmers are suing after the school cut the women’s program, arguing the move worsened sex-based varsity opportunities. College Sports Eligibility: In a Baton Rouge courtroom, LSU and the SEC are fighting to limit former pros and fifth-year athletes from returning, as players testify about turning pro and seeking eligibility. Leadership & Campus Direction: Weber State’s new president lays out a vision for partnerships, AI’s role on campus, and building momentum in Ogden. Student Support & Community: West Tennessee high schools get extra college application help via twice-monthly visits from a college access coordinator. Research Funding: Bennington College and Vermont partners win $7.9M to study PFAS contamination and its health impacts. Policy & Politics: Florida’s university board approves a rule tying eligibility to lawful U.S. status, effective for 2027-28. Labor & Compliance: U.S. Labor is investigating Clinton College over missing paychecks. Public Health: Northwest Arkansas Community College hosts Narcan training as part of a fentanyl overdose prevention push.
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