College baseball week in review: SEC powers flexing their muscles
A coaching giant announces his retirement. A transfer terrorizes his former team. Virginia shows signs of life.
Florida's most popular Airbnb is a little out there
From treehouses to waterfront retreats the Airbnb Wishlist highlights the top choice for travelers in every state.
Who has won the NIT championship? All-time winners list
Teams that didn't receive NCAA basketball tournament bids can strive to win NIT championships. Check out men's and women's ...
The New York Sun4dOpinion
Trump’s War on Higher Education Will Be Waged Beyond Elite Universities
Critics warn that some educational institutions could face existential danger.
Time Out1d
GameStop announces more store closures across the U.S.
The struggling video game retailer plans to close even more stores and invest in Bitcoin ...
States move to ban or restrict use of synthetic dyes used in candies and cereal
Synthetic dyes used to make brightly colored cereals, drinks and candies are coming under scrutiny in states across the ...
The Chronicle of Higher Education5d
Transitions: New Presidents Named at Palo Alto U. and the U. of Vermont
Farouk Dey, vice provost for integrative learning and life design at the Johns Hopkins University, has been named president ...
The Institute for Energy Research6d
Trump Administration Pushes for More Coal Power in Electricity Supply
President Trump wrote in a social media post, “I am authorizing my Administration to immediately begin producing Energy with ...
central.newschannelnebraska4d
A pioneering baseball league in Nebraska launched dozens of MLB careers. Then it collapsed.
Jim Kaat knew in 1957 – and maintains today – that the best place to launch his Major League Baseball career was in central Nebraska. Kaat, who won 283 games as a pitcher, made three All Star games ...