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Mexican University Leaders Move to Safeguard Autonomy as UACAM Crisis and 2026 Budget Cuts Raise Alarm

ANUIES detailed transparency measures alongside safeguards after the Campeche rector was arrested then removed.

MEC Publishes Sisu 2026 Call: 274,800 Seats, Registration Jan. 19–23

New CYD Report Exposes Wide Gaps in Spain’s University Costs and Funding

Martin University to Pause Operations at Semester’s End

USC Medical Faculty Rejects Medicine Decentralization Deal, Putting Pact at Risk

UC San Diego Report Finds Sharp Rise in Freshmen Needing Remedial Math

England to Lift University Fee Caps With Inflation for Two Years, Linking Future Rises to Quality

UBA XXI Sets Enrollment Record With 75,175 Second-Term Registrations

Xunta Pushes Deal to Decentralize Medicine’s Second Cycle in Galicia

Kent and Greenwich to Form London and South East University Group in 2026

OECD Report Finds Stark Education Deficits in Italy as Government Announces €500 Million Response

UTS Pauses Enrolment for 146 Courses as Cost-Cutting Plan Provokes Staff Outcry

Government Weighs Inflation-Linked Annual Tuition Fee Increases

2025 A-Level Cohort Confronts Shrinking Graduate Premium and £53,000 Debt Burden

Italy Opens Enrollment for New Medical School Open Semester

Italy Abolishes National University Hiring System in Major Recruitment Reform

22% of Spanish Graduates Overqualified for Jobs Despite Post-Crisis Employment Gains

James B. Milliken Confirmed as Next University of California President

Widening University Access Gap Alarms Experts in England

UK Universities Urge Tuition Fee Hike to Avert Financial Crisis