High school GPAs in California rise while college math abilities fall
High school students in California are achieving straight A’s in record numbers, but it’s not necessarily due to an increase in intelligence, according to recent data and education experts. The number of college applicants claiming perfect GPAs of 4.0 or greater has surged over the last decade, even as state assessments indicate a significant decline […]
College students on the left intend to commemorate the anniversary of Charlie Kirk’s passing, according to a report.
As the one-year anniversary of Charlie Kirk’s death approaches, many people are remembering him with somber reflection. However, there are some college students planning events that seem to lack basic decency. Reports indicate that students at two different colleges are organizing activities aimed at mocking the assassination of the right-wing activist, which occurred at Utah […]
Paige Spiranac discusses golfing and college hookups, Ava Hunt on game day, and a fight in WVU’s blue lot.
What a weekend, and the best part? It’s not over yet. Somehow, I managed to get through yesterday without any air conditioning when the temperature hit 86. Not exactly fun. Turns out, it wasn’t just a minor fix that caused the A/C to stop working on Friday night—the whole unit is done for and needs […]
Ted Cruz Heckled Thoroughly By College Football Audience
On Saturday morning, Republican Senator Ted Cruz faced a barrage of boos as he appeared on ESPN’s “College GameDay,” ahead of a highly anticipated college football matchup between Ohio State and Texas. During the nearly 10-minute interview with host Rece Davis, jeers from the crowd filled the air, with chants of “Ted, you suck!” ringing […]
Rutgers faces defeat against Boston College as difficult beginning persists
BOSTON — Mason McKenzie had an impressive night, throwing a 78-yard touchdown pass and scoring another on the ground as Boston College edged out Rutgers 28-21 in their annual Red Bandanna Game on Friday evening. McKenzie finished with 17 completions on 24 attempts for 244 yards, though he did throw two interceptions for the Eagles […]
30% of college students view violence as a way to silence speakers
Recently, a survey conducted by the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression (FIRE) revealed that around 30% of college students across the U.S. think that using violence is an acceptable method to prevent a controversial speaker from addressing an audience on campus. This includes 3% who believe it’s always acceptable, 12% saying it’s sometimes acceptable, […]
ICE agents apprehend a student from San Diego City College and pursue another on the campus.
On Tuesday morning, federal immigration agents apprehended a student near San Diego City College and briefly chased another onto the campus grounds. According to reports, unmarked ICE vehicles intercepted a car around 9:30 a.m., arresting the driver who was suspected to be a student at the college. Another student, who was a passenger in the […]
Charlie Kirk’s passing reveals shortcomings in free speech on college campuses
Anniversary of Charlie Kirk’s Tragic Death This week marks a year since Charlie Kirk was tragically killed on a college campus during a debate. At just 31 years old, he was engaged with an audience of around 3,000 at Utah Valley University when a question from a student led to him being shot while he […]
Reasons why, despite its issues, college football remains superior to the NFL
College football has had a challenging offseason, highlighted by debates over the College Football Playoff expansion, Lane Kiffin’s connection to the NFL and LSU, and ongoing concerns regarding tampering related to player transfers and NIL deals. As week zero has passed, college football is back in full swing starting Thursday and continuing through the long […]
Supporters of Migration Advocate for College Pathway for Migrant Workers
Business groups in Washington are expressing concern as the Trump administration tightens the flow of migrant workers arriving through student visas and U.S. universities. “This is going to have a huge impact on our ability to keep talented individuals in STEM fields,” said advocate Sam Peak on August 21, as he defended the “Optional Practical […]