Greek Life, New Beginnings: Many College Students Are Choosing Faith Over Parties
Shift in Lifestyle for College Students Once high school wraps up, it’s common for many to dive headfirst into the party scene. In the midst of balancing good grades, friendships, and the need for acceptance, some might inadvertently push their faith aside. This isn’t necessarily a deliberate choice, but rather—a gradual shift. Among the most […]
College women’s basketball standings: All eyes on UConn
Women’s College Basketball Set to Return Women’s college basketball is on the verge of kicking off another season. Last year, the competition demonstrated remarkable parity, and it appears we can expect more of the same this time around. At least for now, UConn stands as the formidable team to beat. Fortunately for their rivals, Paige […]
Bold predictions for the 2025-26 women’s college basketball season
Let’s dive into some key storylines as the new women’s college basketball season approaches, skipping the usual introductions. Mikayla Blakes is the national top scorer Last year, during her freshman season, Blakes achieved over 50 points per game on two occasions, finishing with an average of 23.3 points per game, putting her eighth nationally. Over […]
Vance exchanges views with college students at Turning Point USA event
Vice President Vance Honors Charlie Kirk at College Event On Wednesday, Vice President Vance paid homage to his late friend and conservative activist Charlie Kirk by engaging directly with students at the University of Mississippi. Vance, alongside Erica Kirk, addressed a packed arena as part of the Turning Point U.S. tour. He fielded questions from […]
Three women’s college basketball teams with promising chances for the 2026 national championship
Women’s College Basketball Title Favorites and Underrated Teams The usual favorites are emerging again for this year’s national title in women’s college basketball. With just a few days to go before the season kicks off, the reigning champion UConn leads the pack with odds of +240, closely followed by South Carolina at +280. UCLA and […]
The shift that might result in significant reductions to college coaching salaries
Proposed Bill to Curb College Football Coaches’ Salaries The substantial salaries and buyouts of leading college football coaches have caught the attention of lawmakers in Washington. Representative Michael Baumgartner, a Republican from Washington, recently introduced a bill known as the Correcting Opportunity and Accountability in Collegiate Employment (COACH) Act. This legislation seeks to impose limits […]
Valley Forge Military College is the first institution to back Trump’s education agreement
Pennsylvania Military Academy Joins Trump’s Educational Compact Pennsylvania’s Valley Forge Military College has become the first institution in the nation to express interest in joining President Donald Trump’s Compact on Educational Excellence. This comes after several prestigious schools opted not to participate. On Tuesday, the academy sent a letter to Dr. David Barker, an official […]
Deion Sanders expresses sadness over the impatience shown in recent college football firings.
Deion Sanders on College Football’s Impatience Following a wave of unexpected layoffs in college football, Colorado Buffaloes head coach Deion Sanders expressed his concerns about the dwindling patience in today’s society during a press conference on Tuesday. In a surprising turn of events, LSU dismissed coach Brian Kelly after their recent loss to Texas A&M, […]
Introducing our All-America college basketball teams for the men’s 2025-26 preseason
As the 2025-26 men’s college basketball season approaches, it’s a good moment to highlight some key players who are likely to make waves in the coming months. JT Toppin, JR, Texas Tech University Toppin, a 2024-25 All-American Second Team selection, earned honors as the 2024 Mountain West Player of the Year with the University of […]
As the number of international players in women’s college basketball increases, Trump’s visa policies create challenges.
Challenges for International Athletes Amidst Changing Immigration Policies Courtney Bangert had some doubts about whether Liza Astakhova would arrive in Chapel Hill. Bangert was aware that he could utilize Astakhova immediately this season to strengthen his frontcourt. With the departure of Alyssa Usby and 6-foot-5 Maria Gakden, two of North Carolina’s all-time leading rebounders, Astakhova […]