AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoStudent Safety: The Education Department urged schools and lawmakers to protect Jewish students from harassment as Oct. 7 walkouts took place nationwide, citing federal data showing Jewish students are frequently targeted by religion-based bullying. HBCU Funding: The department announced a one-time investment of more than $174 million for historically Black colleges and universities, bringing recent administration funding to over $612 million. International Students: DHS proposed requiring schools to pay $70,000 for each international student seeking Optional Practical Training, plus $30,000 for renewals—a change that could sharply limit access to U.S. work experience after graduation. Funding Equity: Lincoln University students and alumni sued Missouri, alleging decades of unequal state funding have harmed the historically Black land-grant university’s programs and facilities. Student Wellbeing: A school-based peer-support program in Washington state trains students in active listening and crisis intervention as youth mental health concerns persist.
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