AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoUniversity Conditions Under Fire (Nigeria): The Education Rights Campaign says the University of Ibadan is facing “poor power, water supply, hostel conditions,” with students reporting unhygienic facilities and illnesses. Labor Action Update (Nigeria): ASUU-ESUT in Enugu suspends a two-week warning strike after a tripartite MoU with the state and university—on the condition the deal is implemented on time. Legal Education Crackdown (Nigeria): Nigeria’s Council of Legal Education imposes a 10-year moratorium on Atiba University’s law faculty over inadequate facilities and admissions violations. Student Aid Rule Change (U.S.): A new federal rule starting in 2027 would tighten which college programs qualify for federal student loans, using graduate earnings benchmarks. Access via New Pathways (Montana): Miles Community College wins a $125,000 grant to launch a rural pre-nursing pathway with dual enrollment and CNA prep starting Fall 2026. International Student Visa Compliance (U.S.): Universities pause CPT programs after an ICE memo raises DSO liability concerns. Campus Safety Debate (U.S.): A Wichita State student criticizes the spread of Flock license-plate cameras on campus, arguing it doesn’t feel like real safety. New College Opens (Philippines): Kumalarang inaugurates a local community college to replace a closed state extension campus and expand nearby higher education options.
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