ACT.
administrator of the ACT tests
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What's happening
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The Bodenhamer Foundation has established fellowships at the University of Arkansas, requiring applicants to score at least 32 on the ACT.Some support1 report
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Educational Testing Service (ETS) acquired ACT to strengthen its brand and competitive standing in the standardized testing market.Some support1 report
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A company based in ACT is involved in a dispute regarding enterprise agreement terms concerning public schools in Canberra.Some support1 report1 development inside
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ACT is seeking Australia-wide stamp duty reform, while Andrew Leigh co-wrote papers while based in the national capital.Some support1 report
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Around ACT this week
News at the entities that move ACT most-
Greens OperationalThe Greens party calls out war crimes and ethnic cleansing in Gaza, with former co-leader Adrian Ramsay giving a statement.Moves ACT
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Australian Education Union OperationalUnion action by the Australian Education Union affects operations at Throsby School.Moves ACT
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University of Arkansas StructuralBaseball fields near the University of Arkansas in Fayetteville shifted from Walker Park to Kessler Park.Moves ACT
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Anthony Albanese Shared contextAnthony Albanese and Helen Haines are identified as Australian political figures.Moves ACT
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University of Wisconsin StructuralLocal news in Madison highlights James Beard restaurants, the return of UW students to campus, and the city's lakeside setting.Moves ACT
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Canberra Shared contextGovernment plans for growth and infrastructure in Canberra.Moves ACT
Connections
The 11 strongest of 22, analyzed from the reporting. The bars show how strongly a change on one side reaches the other.-
Educational Testing Service Transactional
ETS acquired ACT to strengthen the brand.
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Laura McClure Operational
Laura McClure serves as the designated spokesperson for the company ACT, representing its views and activities.
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University of Arkansas Structural
University of Arkansas requires students to achieve a minimum score of 32 on the ACT.
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SAT Operational
ACT and SAT actively compete in the testing methods market, driving innovation.
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Greens Operational
Greens advocates for extending voting rights within ACT.
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Canberra Shared context
The company operates within the geographic and regulatory context of the city of Canberra, specifically managing public schools there.
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Anthony Albanese Shared context
Anthony Albanese operates within the Australian Capital Territory in his capacity as Prime Minister.
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Rachel Stephen-Smith Structural
Rachel Stephen-Smith serves as a Minister explaining public service pay packages for ACT.
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Marisa Paterson Shared context
Marisa Paterson is associated with industry reforms relevant to ACT's sector.
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Australian Education Union Operational
The company and the union are currently engaged in a dispute regarding enterprise agreement terms.
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University of Wisconsin Structural
University of Wisconsin campuses require standardized test scores provided by ACT for admissions.
History
Events by the month they beganSeptember 2026
1 eventJuly 2026
3 events- Marisa Paterson announced plans for major industry reforms involving ACT.
- The Bodenhamer Foundation has established fellowships at the University of Arkansas, requiring applicants to score at least 32 on the ACT.
- Educational Testing Service (ETS) acquired ACT to strengthen its brand and competitive standing in the standardized testing market.