Campus diversity is becoming difficult to measure as students keep their race and ethnicity hidden on college applications
A year after the Supreme Court banned race-based admissions, students’ choices and college policies have affected a view of ...
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Law professor’s paper details ‘assault’ on higher education
UB law professor Athena Mutua's paper in a UCLA journal asserts ultraconservatives aim to undermine multi-racial democracy by ...
As public criticism of college football refs heats up, it’s on the people in charge to stay cool
College football doesn’t have an officiating crisis, but it could be heading for a crisis in confidence if coaches and ADs ...
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In ‘The Ancient Eight,’ John Feinstein recalls when the Ivy League ruled football
Search today’s paper and you will see how the mighty have fallen — or ... has become such an outlier in college football that ...
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College Football Playoff committee chair Warde Manuel defends rankings decisions in updated top 25
The playoff selection committee is under new leadership this year as Michigan athletic director Warde Manuel takes the ...
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IU honors veterans with flag raising
Colonel Stephanie Baugh, the US Army War College Fellow at IU ... IU Army ROTC Cadets lined the brick walkway in front of ...
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WSU’s run game gets going, secondary shows improvement vs. Utah State | Analysis
WSU has struggled to generate a consistent rushing attack but broke through Saturday against Utah State, while the Cougars' ...
Kearny’s Brodie Stump setting school, CIF records
Stump set a CIF San Diego Section single-game record against O’Farrell Charter in September, throwing nine touchdown passes.
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Dennis Allen: Marshon Lattimore and Kool-Aid McKinstry ruled out for Sunday’s game
Cornerback Marshon Lattimore (hamstring), wide receiver Bub Means (ankle), running back Kendre Miller (hamstring), and cornerback Kool-Aid McKinstry (hamstring) have been ruled out for Sunday’s ...
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Grand Forks kidnapper re-sentenced after ND Supreme Court ruled original sentence was too harsh
It was after the North Dakota Supreme Court ruled his punishment was too harsh. More than a year after he was sentenced, Jarrod Adams, 30, returned to the Grand Forks County Courthouse to be re ...