Higher Ed Policy Shift (Malaysia): Malaysia’s Education Minister Fadhlina Sidek says she’ll keep backing Form Six students even as pre-university control moves under the Ministry of Higher Education, pointing to elections for a National Form Six Student Representative Committee, aid, and expanded Form Six colleges. Student Life & Access (Yemen): Sanaa University is planting 2,400 authentic Yemeni coffee seedlings on reclaimed campus land, while a Sana’a workshop approves amendments to unified curricula across Yemeni universities to reduce mismatches in titles, course content, and credits. AI in the Classroom (US): A large US survey finds generative AI use is widespread and varies sharply by major, with computer science students far more likely to use tools for regular assignment help. Campus Disruption (Turkey): İstanbul Bilgi University students are detained during protests after a decree shuts the school, raising uncertainty for students whose departments don’t exist at the transfer university. Sports as a Campus Story (US softball): Super regionals are set for the Women’s College World Series, with Alabama, UCLA, Nebraska, Arkansas, and others punching tickets. Conflict Hits Education (Ukraine/Russia): CNN reports Putin ordered retaliation after a drone strike on a college dorm in Starobilsk, with Ukraine disputing Russia’s claims.