AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoCollege Access & Aid: Nevada’s Native American tuition waiver has grown five-fold since 2021, but advocates warn campuses face rising unfunded costs as eligibility and coverage expand. Adult Learners: Carl Sandburg College’s Charge Forward program adds an “Earn as You Learn” grant that can pay eligible working adults up to $4,000 to finish an associate degree. AI in Teaching: A University of Arizona Global Campus study finds well-designed AI feedback tools can improve online first-year writing—supporting revision without replacing instructor guidance. Campus Closures: Sri Lanka’s University of Peradeniya temporarily suspends classes and exams due to adverse weather, while keeping essential services running. Higher-Ed Accountability: New Mexico Highlands University faces a faculty dispute as a political science professor alleges a “culture of discrimination” tied to visa renewal issues. Institutional Viability: The Acupuncture and Integrative Medicine College is closing after failing to meet federal student-aid financial responsibility requirements. Policy Watch: Big Ten and SEC back a Senate plan to overhaul college athletics, with updated revenue-sharing caps and rules aimed at reducing loopholes. Student Life & Safety: Black Hawk College will extend student service hours ahead of the Fall 2026 semester to boost advising, enrollment, and financial aid support.
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