Higher Ed Expansion: Concord University won Higher Learning Commission approval to add a Master of Public Health, aiming to blend coursework with real-world disease prevention and intervention. Campus Life & Move-In: Binghamton University is gearing up for fall move-in, with about 7,700 students expected across 24 residence halls and 20 apartments, targeting under an hour from arrival to check-in. Smart Cities & Policy: University of Michigan researchers say FCC rules forced a shift in connected-vehicle research from short-range tech to a cellular V2X approach, with DOT funding supporting the work. Labor & Pay Equity: Ghana’s UTAG rejected GAUA’s discrimination claims tied to market premiums and allowances, arguing different roles and qualifications don’t automatically mean unfair treatment. Tech & Administration: University of Nebraska and the Nebraska State College System plan a costly ERP overhaul as support for older SAP ESS versions ends, with a $55M request in the works. AI in the Classroom: Howard University is launching an AI fundamentals certificate and expanding graduate AI curriculum, including ethics and bias. Health Workforce: Universities of Wisconsin proposed $90M to train 35,000 new health care professionals over 10 years. Student Support: Missouri State’s Bear Pantry is helping students with free food and essentials to reduce barriers tied to food insecurity. Education Funding Fight: DOJ sued Vermont, New York, and Connecticut over in-state tuition for some noncitizens, saying it discriminates against U.S. citizens.