Title IX Overhaul: The Trump administration formally rescinded Biden-era Title IX protections for LGBTQ students, signaling a return to earlier rules while stopping short of defining “sex” as birth-assigned in the immediate change. Court-Driven Curriculum: India’s Supreme Court ordered CBSE to exempt Class 6 students from the third-language Board exam, using a “soft launch” approach despite Centre objections. Student Safety & Rights: University of the Philippines Diliman condemned “red-tagging” and intimidation of students tied to NTF-Elcac, warning it chills academic freedom and well-being. Campus Violence Allegations: A lawsuit and reporting allege Cornell fraternity members drugged and gang-raped a student; two accused men still appear enrolled in university records. Learning Access & Support: Utah faces proposed federal cuts that could remove support for about 24,000 students under TRIO; meanwhile, Ozarka College won a $3M grant to expand student success services. College Pathways: Kentucky’s postsecondary council will pursue Common App as the statewide application platform. Career Skills for Youth: A $37,000 grant upgrades an auto shop with safer lifts for high school students, and Texas A&M’s “Sisters in Fire” program brings wildland firefighting training to middle and high schoolers. Community Education Wins: Kishwaukee College opened an EMS simulator space; local groups also backed scholarships and student service projects.