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- 1Broncos Picked Second in CIAA Women's Basketball Preseason Poll●Broncos Picked Second in 2026-27 CIAA Women's Basketball Preseason Poll
Fayetteville State's Broncos have been picked second in the 2026-27 CIAA women's basketball preseason poll, placing the program among the favorites in the conference ahead of the upcoming season. The prediction reflects expectations for a strong roster returning to compete at the top of the division.
- 2WSSU Women's Basketball Picked First in CIAA Preseason Poll●WSSU Women’s Basketball Tabbed First in CIAA Preseason Poll; Five Rams Earn Preseason All-CIAA Honors
Winston-Salem State University's women's basketball team has been selected first in the CIAA preseason poll, marking the Rams as the conference favorite heading into the new season. Five WSSU players also earned preseason All-CIAA honors, underlining the depth and expectations surrounding the program ahead of the campaign.
- 3Broadcom's $42 billion loan to Anthropic raises questions▼¿Qué gana Broadcom prestando 42.000 millones a Anthropic por la IA? # Anthropic # Broadcom # Claude # InteligenciaArtifi
Broadcom is lending Anthropic $42 billion, a massive financial commitment tied to the artificial intelligence boom and Anthropic's Claude chatbot. Commentary in Spanish asks what Broadcom stands to gain, with discussion linking the deal to chips, Google, Wall Street and the broader digital economy as AI infrastructure spending keeps climbing.
- 4CIAA Preseason Poll Picks Winston-Salem State and Fayetteville State to Lead●REIGNING CHAMPIONS WINSTON-SALEM STATE AND FAYETTEVILLE STATE TOP CIAA BASKETBALL PRESEASON PREDICTED ORDER OF FINISH
The Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association has released its preseason predicted order of finish, with defending champions Winston-Salem State and Fayetteville State topping the men's and women's basketball projections. The two North Carolina schools are expected to repeat as conference champions heading into the new college basketball season.
- 5CIAA Literacy Circle unveils new look, expands year-round▼CIAA AND FRIENDS LITERACY CIRCLE UNVEILS NEW LOOK AND EXPANDS TO YEAR ROUND INITIATIVE
The Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association announced that its Literacy Circle initiative, run with community partners, has a new look and will now operate year-round rather than as a limited campaign. The programme promotes reading and literacy among young people connected to the conference's member schools and surrounding communities. Details of specific partners or programme activities beyond the rebrand and expansion were not provided.