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- 1Boston Globe column urges lessons for sons after Cornell case●Long before the Cornell case, I learned to fear a group of college boys. Here’s what I hope we teach our sons.
A Boston Globe opinion columnist reflects on long-standing fears of groups of college-age men, connecting her own experience to the recent Cornell case. Writing under the outlet's parenting coverage, she argues the moment should prompt a conversation about what parents teach their sons about behavior, accountability and respect for others.
- 2College swimmer Xavier Ruiz sets sights on the Olympics▼With college accolades under his belt, swimmer Xavier Ruiz is setting his sights on the Olympics
Swimmer Xavier Ruiz, who built a record of collegiate accolades during his college career, is now aiming for the Olympics. The story highlights his rise through college swimming and his ambition to compete at the highest international level, drawing attention as coverage of Olympic hopefuls picks up pace.
- 3Bill targeting NIL could also reshape US Olympic prospects▼How a bill intended to rein in NIL and 'protect' college sports could also save the US Olympic team
A bill aimed at reining in name, image and likeness payments and 'protecting' college sports is drawing wide coverage because it could have a major side effect: safeguarding the US Olympic team. American Olympic programmes rely heavily on college athletics as a training pipeline, so changes to how college athletes are paid could directly affect future medal hopes. Outlets including AP News and ABC News are picking up the analysis.
- 4Baylor men's tennis off to a strong start this season▼Baylor men’s tennis’ strong start fosters hope for another successful year
Baylor University's men's tennis team has opened its season with strong results, encouraging fans and campus media to hope for another successful year. Coverage from the Baylor Lariat highlights the team's early momentum as a promising sign for the rest of the college tennis season.
- 5DePaul tennis heads to Louisville and Hope invitationals▼DePaul Heads to Louisville and Hope College Invitationals
DePaul University's tennis program is traveling to compete in two fall tournaments, the Louisville Invitational and the Hope College Invitational. The announcement from DePaul athletics sets out the Blue Demons' upcoming schedule as players face opponents from other schools in tournament play. It is a routine update on the team's season calendar, of interest mainly to DePaul fans and college tennis followers.
- 6Alumni urged to withhold donations over sexism in higher education●I hope alumni withhold their donations. Put your money where your mouth is too. Write why to them. Every college & unive
A call is circulating urging alumni to withhold donations from colleges and universities until the higher education system seriously addresses its sexism and delivers justice to women and girls who have come forward. Supporters are encouraging donors to write directly to institutions explaining why their money is being held back.
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Illinois tennis players Bakonyi and Jilly are traveling north to compete in the Hope College Invitational. The University of Illinois athletics program announced the trip as part of its fall competition schedule. The invitational gives the players a chance to face new opponents and build form ahead of the spring season.
- 8Top international NBA prospect commits to Duke for 2027-28▼No. 2-ranked international NBA prospect commits to Duke for the 2027-28 season
One of the highest-ranked international players in the 2027 recruiting class has committed to Duke, according to a Yahoo Sports report. The prospect, rated No. 2 among international NBA hopefuls, will join the Blue Devils for the 2027-28 season. Duke has built a strong pipeline of elite recruits under recent recruiting success, and landing a top global talent again reinforces its standing as a prime destination for future NBA players.
- 9Burrows transfers from Syracuse to UNC with Olympic ambitions●Burrows goes from Syracuse to UNC with lofty goals and Olympic dreams
Athlete Burrows has transferred from Syracuse to the University of North Carolina, citing lofty goals and Olympic dreams for the move. The switch positions the athlete within UNC's program as they pursue a spot on an Olympic team, drawing attention from track and field followers.
- 10Coleman Hawkins Earns NBA Training Camp Opportunity▼Former Illinois Big Man Coleman Hawkins Earns NBA Training Camp Opportunity
Former Illinois forward Coleman Hawkins has received an NBA training camp opportunity, keeping his professional basketball hopes alive after his college career. The big man spent last season away from the Illini program, and this chance gives him a shot to impress an NBA staff and compete for a roster spot ahead of the upcoming season.
- 11Hope College Men's Golf Places Fifth at First MIAA Jamboree▼Men’s Golf Shoots 300 at First MIAA Jamboree, Places Fifth
Hope College's men's golf team shot a team score of 300 at the first MIAA Jamboree of the season, finishing in fifth place. The result opens the Flying Dutchmen's conference campaign in the Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association, with the jamboree series continuing through the fall season.
- 12Gabby Hanover leads Hope women's golf at Bethel Invite▼Gabby Hanover Tops Women’s Golf during Bethel Invite Final Round
Hope College reports that Gabby Hanover topped the field for women's golf in the final round of the Bethel Invite. Her strong closing round put her at the top of the leaderboard in the collegiate tournament. Hope College athletics announced the result following the completion of the event, highlighting Hanover's performance for the Flying Dutch women's golf program.
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Attention is turning to Illinois's weekend matchup against Purdue in Big Ten college football, with debate over whether the game is a must-win for the Illini. Commentators are weighing what a loss would mean for Illinois's conference and postseason hopes as the season reaches a critical stage.