AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoMail voting fight in Oregon’s backyard: The U.S. Postal Service has stopped work on a Trump-linked computer system meant to restrict mail ballots after the Supreme Court blocked the order, with Postmaster General David Steiner saying an injunction means “we’re not doing anything.” Higher ed and AI safeguards: A new report warns colleges haven’t caught up on student protections as AI moves into admissions, student services, and teaching—raising concerns about bias, privacy, and transparency. Oregon sports recruiting: Eleva-Strum pitcher Carter Gunderson committed to the University of Oregon. Local college athletics: Portland State pushed early but Oregon swept the Ducks in women’s volleyball; Montana State Billings and Western Oregon split points in women’s soccer. Oregon business & sustainability: Domaine Serene and Saverglass launched a lighter “Cépage Eco” wine bottle, cutting glass weight by 30% while keeping the premium look. Oregon Coast clean energy: PacWave South’s wave-energy test facility officially opened near Seal Rock with OSU and national lab partners.
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