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Campus Safety: Three students were injured when armed men stormed a girls’ college in Balochistan, damaging security cameras and raising fresh fears about attacks on education. AI on Campus: Cornell will offer students, faculty and staff free access to ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini, with undergraduates expected to get access in early 2027. University Closure: The University of Providence will stop teaching after the 2026–27 academic year, citing falling enrollment and financial pressures; students and athletes learned of the decision on Tuesday. Teacher Training: MTN Uganda has opened a centre to help teachers build digital skills and use AI tools, alongside the graduation of 102 newly certified educators. College Access: Arizona Rep. Adelita Grijalva is seeking student input on a bill to eliminate tuition and fees for eligible community-college and tribal-college students. Career Pathways: Hands-on career expos in California and Arizona connected more than 1,500 students with local employers and training options. School Resources: Gauteng schools risk starting 2027 without new Foundation Phase textbooks after some ordered from an outdated catalogue.

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