- Cornell’s recent sexual‑assault inquiry, the university’s punishments and the president’s “defining moment” remarks have thrust campus assault policy into the national spotlight, exposing the lack of comprehensive federal data on campus sexual violence.
- The U.S. Department of Justice has sued UCLA Law School, accusing it of illegally using race in admissions and reigniting the affirmative‑action debate.
- Australia’s new student‑visa rules, which restrict dependants and on‑shore applications, have begun limiting international enrolments and could reshape the country’s higher‑education sector.
- Climate‑literacy programs are expanding, with Colorado’s student “climate seal” and similar state initiatives granting formal recognition to K‑12 learners who demonstrate climate knowledge.
- Policy experts outline a federal scholarship tax credit that lets families offset scholarship amounts against taxes, aiming to move the U.S. closer to tuition‑free college.
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