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UConn Hockey Teams Beat Providence, Boston College
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No. 20 UConn edged No. 9/8 Providence, 6-5, in men’s hockey at Schneider Arena, opening a home-and-home Hockey East series. Four Providence players had multiple-point games in the loss.
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Women’s College Teams Open Fall Seasons at Four Events
Sports
— Oct 28, 2026
Providence women’s basketball will host Southern New Hampshire in an exhibition, while Rice and South Florida women’s tennis are competing in invitationals. Montana State will host Idaho State, Weber State and Wyoming for its women’s tennis fall invitational.
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Four College Football Matchups Open with Favorites
Kirk Ferentz
— Oct 26, 2026
Sportsbooks favor Illinois by 2.5 points at Maryland, Oregon State by 5.5 points against Fresno State, and Iowa by 2.5 points against Wisconsin. Indiana also opened as a 19.5-point favorite, though the provided article excerpt does not identify its opponent.
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College Volleyball Teams Set for Conference Matchups
Sports
— Oct 20, 2026
College volleyball teams are entering pivotal conference stretches with home matches across the country. UNCG brings a four-match winning streak into its homestand, while Western Carolina hosts first-place Mercer, UNC welcomes Cal and Stanford, Kent State faces Eastern Michigan, and Creighton hosts UConn and Providence.
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Google Clears Path To Feed Its AI 500 Million Chats From Dead Airline’s Workers
Dylan Kresak · 3 min · 1h
College Board Discontinues Tool Used By Schools To Racially Discriminate
College Board
— Sep 5, 2025
The College Board, a nonprofit association centered around assisting schools and students during the admissions process, announced on Tuesday it has ended a tool that provided demographic information about schools and…
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Most Influential Women in World History
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— Ranking
From ancient queens who ruled empires to modern activists who changed laws, these women left indelible marks on politics, science, and culture. Vote for who you think shaped history most profoundly.
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Democrats Block Bill To Help Pregnant Women On College Campuses Despite It Not Once Mentioning Abortion
United States Senate
— Jan 27, 2026
Senate Democrats blocked pro-life legislation Tuesday that would require colleges to provide resources and accommodations to pregnant students in a party-line vote of 47-45, falling short of a 60-vote majority. The…
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Researcher Makes Admission About ‘Concerning’ Environmental Costs of Electric Vehicles
Reporting
— Jan 30, 2023
A researcher shared how she believes electric vehicles could have negative impacts on the environment. Thea Riofrancos, a political science professor at Providence College, joined NPR to discuss the issue. Journalist…
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Federal Data Flags 500 Colleges’ Loan Nonpayment
United States Department of Education
— Sep 16, 2026
Federal data show about 500 colleges where at least 40% of recent loan borrowers aren’t repaying, a pattern concentrated in for-profit schools amid calls for greater accountability and potential revenue cuts for underperformers. At the same time, the nonprofit sector is expanding its role by providing substantial liquidity, grants, and free access programs to stabilize higher-ed financing, highlighting a debate over value and oversight in the for-profit sector.
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Former Rep. Charles Rangel Dies At 94
Charles B. Rangel
— May 27, 2025
Former Democratic New York Rep. Charles Rangel, a high-ranking House lawmaker who served 46 years in Congress, died Monday at age 94. Rangel’s death was announced in a statement provided by City College of New York…
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Google Clears Path To Feed Its AI 500 Million Chats From Dead Airline’s Workers
Former airline workers' office chats may soon train one of the world's biggest artificial intelligence models.
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Former Friend of Idaho Murder Suspect Gives Ominous Details of What Suspect Did During High School
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— Dec 31, 2022
As the effort to peel back the layers of the life of the man named as the suspect in the November murders of four college students in Moscow, Idaho, begins, former friends said his high school years might provide some…
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Activists Target Red State Pro-Life Centers, College Students With Abortion Tourism Ads
red states and blue states
— May 19, 2025
The Brigid Alliance, an organization dedicated to getting abortions for more women, launched an ad campaign Monday targeting pro-life pregnancy centers and university campuses. Brigid provides funding for women…
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Toy Story vs Shrek
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— VS Battle
The toy box vs the swamp: two animation revolutions, one inevitable playground argument.
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Treasury proposes ending tax-exempt status for schools with race-based admissions
Scott Bessent
— Sep 3, 2026
The Trump administration unveiled proposed regulations to strip tax-exempt status from private schools, colleges, and other institutions that provide race-based admissions, scholarships, or benefits, potentially affecting up to 18,000 schools. Religious schools would be exempt, and the rules would take effect for tax years starting after May 31, 2027; supporters frame it as ending racial discrimination in education while critics warn DEI programs would be crushed and access to higher education could be limited.
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Rachel Meyers
This seems aimed at affirmative action policies more than actual discrimination cases. Curious how they'll define and enforce "race-based" in practice.
