School Safety Crackdown (Philippines): Interior Secretary Jonvic Remulla says police are close to catching people allegedly pushing students toward school shooting sprees online, after the Sept. 18 Banga National High School attack that killed three students and left six wounded. Injury Update (Philippines): A Grade 9 student shot in the head is reported conscious and breathing on her own after surgery, though vision remains unclear. Student Threats (US): A 15-year-old was arrested in Naples, Florida, over a social media threat to kill students at a private school; police found no active threat. School Shooting (Turkey): A 15-year-old opened fire outside a vocational high school, injuring 11 pupils; authorities arrested the attacker and family members and say security risk categories are used. Student Support (Northern Mariana Islands): The education commissioner plans to restore a five-day school week, turning Mondays into federally funded tutoring, counseling, and meals. Student Housing (Netherlands): The Dutch government earmarks millions to expand student accommodation and requires more non-self-contained beds. University Workplace Pressure (Netherlands): The Labour Inspectorate warns Dutch universities after findings that work stress and misconduct haven’t improved, triggering official inspections. Higher Ed Funding/Partnerships (US): NIH awards $11.1M to build a South Dakota clinical research partnership linking Avera, SDSU, and USD’s Sanford School of Medicine. Campus Infrastructure (UK/Scotland/US): Dumfries High School’s £53M build delivers new sports, science, and learning spaces; Northwest Missouri State reopened Martindale Hall after renovations.