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Bryan Kohberger, convicted of killing four college students in 2022, claims he pleaded guilty due to bad legal advice

College sports need some help. For those of us who have watched the spectacle of the last few years — especially the Brendan Sorsby spectacle here in Lubbock — we know that football has a problem. So does basketball, field hockey and every other sport trying to navigate new rules that are funneling millions of…

College football turnarounds used to require patience. New coaches often needed multiple recruiting cycles to build a roster in their image. Now, a right coach with the right vision can completely reshape a roster in a single offseason using the transfer portal

A new report shows that nearly half of hiring managers would rather invest in artificial intelligence tools than train the latest class of college graduates.This shift comes from a survey conducted by ResumeTemplates.com, highlighting a tightening market for entry-level applicants.Analysts surveyed 1,000 hiring managers who stated that 55% of their companies have shifted their hiring…

Ga. (WRDW/WAGT) – College dorm rooms are small, outlets are limited, and students often spend more time studying in libraries, classrooms and coffee shops than they do at a desk

A patient has been diagnosed with diabetes. Another is managing high blood pressure. A parent is worried about childhood obesity. An older adult is struggling to maintain strength and independence. 

Florida — Decision-makers and lawmakers are discussing edits to the Protect College Sports Act that would cap the number of teams in the Power Four conferences at 19 or 20 and create a structured path for schools to switch conferences

There’s a new morality emerging in the corridors of America’s finest universities: If you’re not cheating, you’re a sucker

Schedule strength is one of the most underrated separator points in the College Football Playoff race, and in 2026, several Power Four programs were handed a well-lit runway instead of a gauntlet. 

Va. (AP) — A lawmaker sponsoring a key piece of federal college sports legislation said he believes the bill likely has the support it needs to make it through the upper chamber