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Former Fox News and NBC host Megyn Kelly is facing criticism after attacking a Cornell University student who sued under the pseudonym 'Jane Doe', saying she is not an 'attractive gal'. The Independent reported the remarks, which were quickly condemned as cruel and irrelevant to the student's case. Kelly has previously drawn backlash for inflammatory comments on women and race.
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Mississippi State's men's golf team finished in second place at a tournament in Lexington, according to the university's athletics program. The strong team result drew attention from fans following the program's season. Details on individual scores, the winning team, and the specific event were not included in the announcement.
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The Spectator at the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire is running a book club discussion on a book that has been banned, with the provocative framing that it was banned 'for being based'. The item invites readers to consider why the book drew censorship and whether the ban was justified, but no further details about the book or the discussion are given.
- 4Bahl and Price Lead Men's Golf at Oregon State InvitationalβBAHL, PRICE LEAD MEN'S GOLF IN FINAL ROUND OF OREGON STATE INVITATIONAL
Sacramento State golfers Bahl and Price led the Hornets men's golf team in the final round of the Oregon State Invitational. The university's athletics site reported the performance, highlighting the two players as the program's top finishers at the tournament in Oregon.
- 5Trial begins in 2012 killing of Faith HedgepethβΌFaith Hedgepeth timeline: Her life, the investigation, the man on trial for her murder
A man is on trial for the 2012 murder of Faith Hedgepeth, a University of North Carolina student found dead in her Chapel Hill apartment. News & Observer has published a detailed timeline of her life, the nearly decade-long investigation, and the accused. The case drew years of attention in North Carolina before an arrest finally came in 2021.
- 6University of Chicago's South Side Science Fest Shows Science's WonderβU. of C.βs South Side Science Fest showcases the wow that exists in the field
The University of Chicago hosted its South Side Science Fest, an event aimed at showcasing the wonder and excitement of science to the local community. The festival highlighted hands-on demonstrations and exhibits designed to inspire curiosity among South Side residents, particularly young people, and to make scientific fields feel accessible and engaging.
- 7Jury selection enters seventh day in Faith Hedgepeth murder trialβΌJury selection stretches into seventh day in Faith Hedgepeth murder trial
Jury selection in the murder trial of Faith Hedgepeth has stretched into a seventh day, with attorneys still working to seat a panel. Hedgepeth, a University of North Carolina student, was killed in 2012, and the long-delayed case is now moving forward in court. The extended process suggests difficulty finding impartial jurors for a case that drew wide attention.
- 8Faith Hedgepeth murder trial jury selection enters seventh dayβΌJury selection in Faith Hedgepeth murder trial stretches into 7th day
Jury selection in the murder trial of Faith Hedgepeth continued into a seventh day in North Carolina. Hedgepeth, a University of North Carolina student, was killed in Chapel Hill in 2012, and the long-running case drew renewed attention after an arrest nearly a decade later. The extended selection process is drawing local coverage as prosecutors and defense attorneys work to seat a panel.
- 9Utah coach Morgan Scalley on apostle traveling with football teamβWhat Morgan Scalley said about a Latter-day Saint apostle traveling with Utah football
Utah football coach Morgan Scalley addressed reports that a Latter-day Saint apostle has been traveling with the Utes, per the Salt Lake Tribune. His comments drew attention in Utah, where the church and the university's football program are both high-profile institutions, prompting discussion about the relationship between religion and the team.