Higher-Education Reform (Malaysia): Malaysia’s Higher Education Minister says the Universities and University Colleges Act (AUKU) repeal process will prioritize seven student-related sections, noting the law is the “parent act” for most universities’ existence. University Sports (Malaysia): At the SUKIPT 2026 games, the minister highlighted international medals by university athletes as proof sports can develop national talent. School Safety for Reopening (Qatar): Qatar’s Public Works Authority and Labour Ministry urged safer school-zone driving and heat precautions as students return, with clear steps for buses, crossings, hydration, and shaded waiting areas. Mental Health Support (Malaysia): A mental health advisory council member called for stronger school-linked care, including more qualified psychologists and clearer referral pathways beyond overburdened counsellors. Health Risks on School Trip (India): About 80 students on a train trip reported stomach illness symptoms; railway medical staff treated dozens during a stop. School Health Follow-Up (Indonesia): Indonesia’s education ministry said school health units should connect with community health centers so free check-ups include follow-up treatment, not just exams. Local School Facilities (US): New Haven’s alder committee is pushing for districtwide health and safety inspections after reports of mold, leaks, broken systems, and other hazards. Student Success & Innovation (Bangladesh/Nigeria): A Bangladesh university student built an AI crop recommendation system, while a Nigerian student won two medals in London, spotlighting academic potential. Admissions Equality (US): A US judge allowed parts of an anti-Asian bias college admissions lawsuit to proceed, keeping key claims alive.