AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoVoting Rights & Democracy: The U.S. Supreme Court greenlit a Trump administration voter-purge database, and critics warn the damage could be bigger than major outlets suggest. Historic Preservation: Four artists bought and fully restored Nina Simone’s childhood home in Tryon, NC, saving a three-room house tied to her early piano lessons. Tech & Ethics in Higher Ed: UNC-Chapel Hill hired a $275K tech executive despite a prior ethics finding that he steered $5M in purchases to a vendor he dated. Public Safety & Surveillance: New reporting highlights more police abuse cases involving AI-linked Flock cameras, adding to a growing national scandal. Community Events: Spencer’s National Night Out returns Oct. 6 with food, family activities, and police-neighbor connection. Science & Discovery: A scientist’s roadside water sample from the Outer Banks led to two newly identified microscopic amoeba species. Culture & Education: Peace College and UNCW are using NSSE results to shape curriculum and general education assessment.
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