AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoHigher Ed Accountability: Temple University’s retention slump is tied to enrolling more low-income, first-generation students without enough support, raising questions about whether the “enrollment fix” is ethically sound. AI & Student Rights: UK universities are outraged after Turnitin changes to its license that would let student work train AI tools, with at least one university pausing plans amid IP concerns. Campus Safety: Calcutta High Court told West Bengal to do more than install CCTV to protect students on university campuses, calling for stronger, proactive security. Student Life & Health: Boise State reports a steep drop in alcohol violations, crediting ongoing education and prevention efforts. Cost of College: A new analysis highlights how some U.S. schools now top $100,000 in tuition and fees, even as many students rely on heavy aid. International Higher Ed: South Korea is launching a defense AI pipeline from universities with industry training and internships. Student Unions: Odisha will hold college students’ union elections on Oct. 15 after an eight-year gap.
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