63% Now Think College Is Not Worth the Expense
Shift in Public Opinion on College Degrees A significant change in public perception has emerged regarding the value of a college education. Currently, only 33 percent of adults feel that a college degree is worth the expense. A recent poll of 1,000 adults conducted by NBC News posed this question: “Is a four-year college degree […]
‘People Get Exhausted’: Top Schools Might Not Be Reviewing Your College Applications Anymore
Universities Embrace AI in Admissions Processes Several leading universities are increasingly utilizing artificial intelligence (AI) and similar technologies to process applications and assess essays from prospective students, marking a notable trend. For instance, Virginia Tech is incorporating AI into its admissions system with a tool designed to evaluate student essays, aimed at enabling quicker admissions […]
College student Brianna Aguilera found deceased after football game, mother seeks answers.
A Texas college student’s mother is urgently seeking answers after her daughter was discovered dead near campus following an incident involving a reckless driver, as indicated by reports and local authorities. Briana Aguilera, a 19-year-old enrolled at Texas A&M University, was found deceased outside an apartment complex around 1 a.m. Saturday, just hours after attending […]
Winners and losers in men’s college basketball as Michigan rises and Florida struggles
Feast Week Summary in College Basketball The busiest week in the early college basketball season is upon us, bringing plenty of excitement and surprises. Here’s a rundown of the three standout winners and losers from this hectic Feast Week. With nearly a month of games completed, there are still 25 undefeated teams in college basketball. […]
Insights from Feast Week in women’s college basketball
Richmond Defeats Navy in Competitive Matchup Richmond, Virginia. — Last week, Richmond and Navy faced off in an engaging game at the Spiders’ home in the Robins Center, where both teams showcased their highs and lows. The Midshipmen held the lead until midway through the third quarter, but the Spiders surged ahead in the final […]
Unequal Free Speech Rights at Pennsylvania College
Student Protest Over Conservative Flyers at Gettysburg College In George Orwell’s 1945 novel Animal Farm, he famously writes, “All animals are equal, but some are more equal than others.” This sentiment seems relevant as a conservative group at Gettysburg College recently shared a video showing students tearing down promotional flyers, raising questions about the ethical […]
Convicted sex offender employed as a college professor in Michigan caught by ICE
Professor Arrested by ICE for Criminal Past The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has announced that Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has detained a university professor, Sumit Gunasekera, due to his prior conviction for a sex crime. His criminal history, according to DHS, makes him ineligible for legal status in the United States. Gunasekera, a […]
2025 College Football Playoff odds: James Madison leading Miami and Vanderbilt after a tumultuous Week 14
Another thrilling Saturday has shifted the landscape of the College Football Playoff dramatically. Teams that looked promising were No. 12 Miami and No. 19 Vanderbilt. The Hurricanes wrapped up their conference campaign with a solid 38-7 win against No. 22 Pittsburgh, while Vanderbilt triumphed over their in-state rivals Tennessee with a 45-24 victory. These games […]
Footage captures conservative flyers being removed at Gettysburg College.
A recently surfaced video from a member of a conservative group at a private Pennsylvania university shows students destroying promotional flyers. The Young America Foundation (YAF) chapter at Gettysburg College had invited conservative author Vince Ellison to speak on November 20. Days prior, they had posted advertisements around campus. However, Tyler Seaman, the YAF President, […]
Miami defeats Pitt to maintain College Football Playoff aspirations
Miami Hurricanes Dominate Pitt Panthers to Keep Playoff Hopes Alive The No. 12 Miami Hurricanes knew they had to deliver a strong performance against the No. 22 Pitt Panthers if they wanted to maintain their aspirations for the ACC title and the College Football Playoff. They really needed this. And they did it. The Hurricanes […]