College basketball: UCLA’s Mick Cronin removes his own player from the game

Coach Ejects Player During College Basketball Game In a surprising turn of events during a college basketball game, UCLA center Stephen Jamerson II found himself ejected—not by a referee, but by his own head coach, Mick Cronin. This unusual incident occurred when Jamerson committed a hard foul, leaving UCLA trailing by 27 points with just […]
Eight college basketball teams ranked by their chances of winning the men’s national championship

Men’s College Basketball Season Highlights This season has really been something else for men’s college basketball. There’s an extraordinary influx of talent, primarily thanks to what many are calling the best freshman class ever, alongside increased NIL funding that’s helping players stick around longer. With Selection Sunday just around the corner—less than a month away, […]
Mike Elko from Texas A&M Claims College Football is ‘At Risk’ and Calls for New Leadership

Why Is College Football Such a Mess? College football, a major sport, seems to be grappling with significant dysfunction. There’s a staggering amount of money involved, and that figure has only grown since the College Football Playoff (CFP) expanded. Major conferences have seen increased revenues, particularly through television contracts. This has led to the rise […]
Major measles outbreak reported at a college in southwestern Florida

Measles Outbreak at Ave Maria University Recently, Ave Maria University in southwest Florida has reported over 40 cases of measles. This situation marks one of the largest outbreaks of measles seen on a college campus in the U.S. in recent years. This outbreak occurs against the backdrop of a national rise in measles instances, with […]
Eric Swalwell called for the release of cop killer Mumia Abu-Jamal in a college opinion piece.

Rep. Eric Swalwell’s 1999 Call for Mumia Abu-Jamal’s Release Rep. Eric Swalwell reportedly advocated for the release of Mumia Abu-Jamal, a former Black Panther convicted of murdering a police officer, in a 1999 op-ed for his college newspaper. Swalwell, a Democrat from California and a candidate to succeed Governor Gavin Newsom, penned the piece under […]
Bard College president welcomed Jeffrey Epstein to high schools and talked about the author of ‘Lolita’: documents

The president of Bard College, Leon Botstein, extended an invitation to Jeffrey Epstein to visit a high school in New York City, using a rather clever reference to the author of “Lolita,” a novel infamously associated with Epstein’s criminal history. Records indicate that Epstein had donated $125,000 to the institution. This flattery came years after […]
College utilizes $10M from MacKenzie Scott’s gift without approval

Santa Barbara City College Mismanages Mackenzie Scott’s Donation Santa Barbara City College has reportedly spent a significant portion of Mackenzie Scott’s generous $20 million gift—the largest ever for the college—on programs that lacked the necessary approvals. About $10.5 million of Scott’s donation was allocated to the Promise program, intended to help local high school students […]
See College Professor Overreact After Approval of TPUSA Chapter in Old Video

Retired Professor’s Rant Draws Attention Following TPUSA Chapter Approval A video featuring a retired professor’s explosive rant has surfaced online after a Colorado liberal arts college sanctioned the establishment of a Turning Point USA (TPUSA) chapter on its campus. David Kozak, an emeritus professor of anthropology at Fort Lewis College, erupted in a tirade back […]
One person killed, 32 hurt in Iowa Lakes Community College baseball team bus accident

On Wednesday, a bus transporting the Iowa Lakes Community College baseball team crashed in a rural area, resulting in one fatality and injuries to 32 individuals. The incident occurred around 11 a.m. local time on a highway near Twin Lakes, located roughly 110 miles northwest of Des Moines, according to the Iowa State Patrol. Authorities […]
Hillsdale College starts ‘Learn Like Charlie’ initiative for students

Hillsdale College Launches “Learn Like Charlie” Campaign During the Turning Point USA (TPUSA) National Halftime Show, Hillsdale College introduced the “Learn Like Charlie” campaign. This initiative encourages Americans to delve into the Bible and learn about the founding of the United States by taking free online courses offered by Hillsdale College—courses that were completed by […]