AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoCampus Safety: Cornell has suspended fraternity parties and social events for the academic year while it reviews Greek life after a sexual-assault case. The university is adding victim-support staff and working with state police on campus investigations. Student Voices: Students of color at the University of Arkansas describe racism and isolation, and call for more campus-wide events to bring students together. College Sports: A bill to set national rules for college athletics passed the Senate 77-22 and awaits House action. Supporters say it would protect athletes; critics warn it could limit their earnings and autonomy. School Costs: High-school sports participation fees have become common as districts face budget pressure, but they can put athletics out of reach for some families. Teacher Pipeline: UMaine is offering free-tuition scholarships to help rural schools recruit special-education teachers. Road Safety: Brookland’s school board joined the city in urging Arkansas officials to improve a hazardous intersection near schools.
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