A compliance clock is now running for public universities and other Title II-covered entities under the Americans with Disabilities Act accessibility requirements. A new deadline reminder notes that governments serving populations of 50,000+ must meet ADA Title II web accessibility standards—WCAG 2.1 Level AA—by April 24, 2026. The guidance clarifies that state universities, community colleges, school districts, and other public-facing government entities typically face enforcement that begins with complaints to the Department of Justice, often followed by remediation efforts before litigation is considered. It also notes that private lawsuits can be filed directly in federal court for Title III-covered non-government websites. For higher education institutions, the compliance stakes are immediate and operational: accessibility remediation can require vendor work, staff training, and changes to digital content pipelines for websites, PDFs, and mobile applications. With complaints as a trigger and remediation costs potentially significant, many campuses are likely to treat accessibility audits and remediation roadmaps as urgent governance priorities through the 2025–26 academic year.