AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoCollege Sports Policy: The U.S. Senate delayed action on the Protect College Sports Act until after August recess, pushing a vote to Sept. 14; the bill would tighten rules around NIL deals, require athlete reporting of NIL payments over $600, and limit agent fees. College Football Playoff Expansion: Playoff leaders are set to meet Monday on whether to move to a 24-team field for 2027; the Big Ten and SEC are still split, with Group of Six schools betting expansion will mean more access. Campus Health: Solihull students are being urged to get the free MenB vaccine before university, with two doses needed at least 28 days apart. Higher Ed Access Gap: Jammu and Kashmir’s higher-education participation lags the national average, with a gross enrolment ratio of 21.5% versus 30% nationally, according to data tabled in Parliament. Student Protests at NALSAR: NALSAR students oppose inviting India’s CJI Surya Kant to their convocation, citing concerns about his handling of a recent protest-related hearing. International Student Life & Research: A cashless concessions rollout is coming to East Tennessee State University’s stadium, while Bahrain’s BENEFIT Advanced AI & Computing Lab reports growing research output and real-world projects.
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