Louisville’s impressive offense positions them as a strong contender for the college basketball national championship
College Basketball’s Importance in Kentucky College basketball holds a special place in Kentucky’s culture. With Louisville as the 27th largest city in the U.S. and Lexington also making the top 60, it’s no surprise that college sports have taken on almost a religious status here. The Kentucky Wildcats, with their impressive history, boast more national […]
6 standout freshmen in women’s college basketball during the first week
The freshmen are set to play a pivotal role in the narrative of this women’s college basketball season. Some might help their teams achieve significant milestones, while others could shake things up unexpectedly. Additionally, players who were under the radar prior to the season will finally get their moment in the spotlight. It’s a limited […]
Trump supports strong limits on college athlete compensation
Trump Advocates for Salary Caps on College Athletes President Trump has expressed his desire for a “very strong cap” on salaries for college athletes, as he worries that the recent allowance for direct payments could lead to financial troubles for universities. In an interview with ESPN’s Pat McAfee, Trump voiced concerns that this trend might […]
Female student claims college is preventing the formation of a new Turning Point club and neglecting harassment issues.
Conservative students at Beloit College in Wisconsin claim that the institution is hindering their efforts to start a new Turning Point USA (TPUSA) club and is not effectively safeguarding them from harassment as they attempt to establish it. On October 1, Jocelyn Jordan and fellow students initiated an application to form a TPUSA chapter, which […]
The top three winners and losers from the first week of men’s college basketball
Evaluating College Basketball’s Opening Week After a full week of college basketball, the period for knee-jerk reactions has come to an end. Here’s a look at some notable winners and losers from the opening week of the sport. The Wildcats kicked off the 2025-26 season with a notable victory, defeating the reigning national champions, Florida, […]
Vanderbilt defeats Auburn to maintain chances for the College Football Playoff
NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Vanderbilt Holds Off Auburn in Overtime Diego Pavia connected with Cole Spence on a pivotal 4-yard pass during overtime, leading No. 15 Vanderbilt to a dramatic 45-38 victory over Auburn after overcoming a 10-point deficit on Saturday. This triumph keeps Vanderbilt (8-2, 4-2 in the Southeastern Conference, No. 16 in CFP rankings) […]
Body of College of Charleston student Owen Tillman Kenney discovered
Body Found of College of Charleston Student Who Disappeared on Halloween The body of a 19-year-old student from the College of Charleston was discovered Saturday morning after he disappeared near his home in South Carolina on Halloween. Police have now confirmed that Owen Tillman Kenney took his own life. His body was located in the […]
College football: Indiana makes a stunning comeback to beat Penn State
Will Indiana and Oregon Win Their Big Ten Matchup? Joel Klatt took a look at the matchup between the Indiana Hoosiers and the Penn State Nittany Lions. He highlighted the challenges Indiana is facing, particularly with injuries to wide receiver Elijah Surratt and linebacker Aiden Fisher. These setbacks raised questions about their playoff chances. In […]
College student government in Colorado greenlights TPUSA chapter after change of decision
Turning Point USA Chapter Approved at Fort Lewis College In a surprising turn of events, the Colorado State Student Government convened an emergency meeting on Friday night and decided to approve the Turning Point USA (TPUSA) chapter, reversing an earlier decision to block it. This decision comes after many at Fort Lewis College expressed concerns […]
Changing loans and pursuing double majors, students are adapting their college strategies due to the economy.
Amid economic uncertainty and new policies from the Trump administration targeting student loan relief, students are adopting a more cautious approach to higher education. There’s a noticeable trend of Americans pursuing double majors, as many worry that a single degree won’t suffice in the job market, especially with potential challenges in repaying student loans down […]