Whiskey tycoon provides a $200M college campus to religious organizations, but there’s a significant condition.
Vermont Whiskey Founder Offers Campus for Spiritual Revival The founder of a whiskey brand in Vermont is looking to donate a college campus he purchased during the pandemic, but only if the new owner aligns with his vision of “restoring our country and civilization.” Raj Peter Bhakta is offering the now-closed Green Mountain College campus […]
Who is participating in the women’s college basketball tournament?
The NCAA women’s basketball tournament bracket was announced on Sunday evening, shortly after the men’s teams found out their matchups. The UConn Huskies grabbed the No. 1 overall seed, aiming for their 13th national title. They stand out as the only undefeated team in Division I basketball, led by standout players Sarah Strong and Azee […]
College friend honors ODU shooting victim Lt. Col. Brandon Shah in heartfelt tribute: ‘He loved the Army’
Emotional Tribute to Fallen ODU ROTC Instructor A close friend of Lt. Col. Brandon Shah, the Old Dominion University ROTC instructor tragically gunned down by a former ISIS supporter, has shared a heartfelt tribute during a live interview. “He had a beautiful soul,” Carlos Ortiz, 41, shared in an interview with CNN’s Victor Blackwell on […]
A Boston judge blocks Trump’s attempt to obtain college admissions data in a temporary decision
On Friday, a judge in Boston issued a temporary order blocking a directive from President Trump that required universities to collect and submit detailed data on race and admissions. This ruling provides a brief pause for 17 Democratic attorneys general who had filed a lawsuit against the policy. U.S. District Judge F. Dennis Saylor IV, […]
How Wisconsin put together the top college basketball backcourt with Nick Boyd and John Blackwell
Wisconsin’s Dynamic Duo: Boyd and Blackwell Shine in Big Ten Tournament CHICAGO — John Blackwell was having his first training session back in Madison for the summer when he noticed his new teammate across the gym. He had heard good things about Nick Boyd but wanted to form his own impression before going deeper. So, […]
Bruce Thornton is a reminder of classic college basketball who has finally led Ohio State to March Madness.
Thornton’s Journey to NCAA Tournament CHICAGO — Bruce Thornton had the option to step away. He was a standout player, arguably one of the best at a pivotal position in men’s college basketball, yet the team he was part of just couldn’t clinch those wins. It seemed unfair for someone of his caliber to end […]
Women’s college basketball players step in to help after a sinkhole engulfs two cars
Two college basketball players sprang into action on Tuesday following a two-vehicle accident in Nebraska that unexpectedly caused a sinkhole to form beneath their vehicle. A red SUV and a gray pickup truck were idling at a red light when the ground suddenly gave way, and both vehicles plunged into the hole. The pickup truck’s […]
Trump plans a panel on college sports reform in response to swift NCAA changes
College Athletic Reform Debate Heads to Washington The discussion surrounding college athletics reform is making its way to Washington. President Trump is set to host a roundtable at the White House next week, as confirmed by Fox News Digital. The panel will feature a mix of prominent coaches, college sports commissioners, professional athletes, and other […]
Trump welcomes Nick Saban, Cody Campbell, and Tim Tebow to the White House for a discussion on college sports.
President Donald Trump has brought together a diverse group of sports figures, coaches, and notable personalities at the White House for a roundtable discussion focusing on the challenges faced by college athletics, including the transfer portal and the NIL situation. As reported, the president’s guest list includes former Alabama coach Nick Saban, former NFL player […]
$6M AllHere AI chatbot in Carvalho federal investigation aimed to teach algebra and guide students to college
Ed was introduced as an AI-driven “educational friend” for schoolchildren in Los Angeles, meant to assist with homework, suggest breaks, and even recommend colleges. However, this ambitious $6 million project, which was designed like a talking sun, failed to meet expectations and is now tangled up in a federal criminal investigation involving L.A. Unified Superintendent […]