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Asterisk magazine has published a piece examining what it actually takes to become an electrician in the United States, walking through the apprenticeship process, licensing requirements and the realities of the trade. Readers are debating whether the skilled trades are a realistic career path as interest grows in alternatives to college degrees amid a widely reported shortage of electricians.
- 2Mississippi State Men's Golf Finishes Second in LexingtonβΌMenβs Golf Takes Second Place In Lexington
Mississippi State's men's golf team took second place at a tournament in Lexington. The result is a strong showing for the program, which continues to build momentum early in its season. Fans of the Bulldogs are reacting to the near-win and looking ahead to the team's next event on the college golf calendar.
- 3Michigan tight end apologizes over leaked messages criticizing coachingβMichigan tight end apologizes after leaked messages show him criticizing offense, coaching https://www.nytimes.com/athle
Michigan tight end Zack Marshall has issued a public apology after private messages in which he criticized the team's offense and coaching staff were leaked online. The messages, circulated amid a difficult stretch for the Wolverines, sparked debate among college football fans about locker-room discord and whether internal frustrations at the program are deeper than the coaching staff admits.
- 4SEC Monitoring Tropical Storm Isaias Ahead of Alabama-Georgia GameβΌSEC monitoring Tropical Storm Isaias as Alabama vs. Georgia showdown nears
Tropical Storm Isaias is approaching the southeastern United States just as Alabama and Georgia prepare to face off, and the Southeastern Conference says it is monitoring the storm. Officials are tracking the forecast in case weather conditions could affect the highly anticipated matchup between the two college football powers.
- 5Cal State Fullerton Men's Golf Ties for Eighth at Oregon State InvitationalβMen's Golf Ties for Eighth at Oregon State Invitational
Cal State Fullerton's men's golf team tied for eighth place at the Oregon State Invitational. The Titans finished the tournament in a share of the eighth position in the field, with the university's athletics program reporting the result on its official site. No further details about individual scores or finishing teams were provided.
- 6Kennesaw State Women's Golf Finishes 13th at Mercedes-Benz IntercollegiateβWomenβs Golf Finishes 13th at Mercedes-Benz Intercollegiate
Kennesaw State University's women's golf team finished in 13th place at the Mercedes-Benz Intercollegiate tournament. The result caps the team's latest competitive appearance, with the university's athletics programme reporting the final standings. No individual scores or details of the team's rounds were included in the announcement.
- 7Michigan State Updates Men's Basketball Schedule With Game Times and TVβMenβs Basketball Schedule Updated for Game Times & Television
Michigan State University Athletics has released an updated men's basketball schedule, announcing finalized game times and television assignments for upcoming games. The update lets fans plan attendance and viewing, and gives broadcasters their slots. Details of specific matchups and networks were not included in the announcement, so fans are pointed to the athletics department for the full revised slate.
- 8Marcus Arroyo resumes play-calling duties at Arizona StateβΌASUβs Marcus Arroyo returns to play-calling to allow Kenny Dillingham to βbe a head coach againβ
Arizona State offensive coordinator Marcus Arroyo is taking over play-calling duties, a move head coach Kenny Dillingham says will let him 'be a head coach again'. The change means Dillingham will step back from calling the Sun Devils' offense and focus on managing the team overall as the program adjusts its coaching structure.
- 9Ohio Colleges Join Team Tressel Fitness ChallengeβOhio Colleges, Universities Join Team Tressel Fitness Challenge
Colleges and universities across Ohio are joining the Team Tressel Fitness Challenge, a statewide wellness initiative encouraging students and staff to stay active. The program, associated with former Ohio State coach Jim Tressel, aims to promote physical fitness and healthy habits across campuses. The addition of higher education institutions expands the challenge's reach throughout the state.
- 10Florida State University installs first campus mental health Hope BoothβΌFlorida State University becomes first college campus in the country to install mental health Hope Booth
Florida State University has become the first college campus in the United States to install a Hope Booth, a space dedicated to mental health support. The Tallahassee institution is being highlighted for taking a novel step in student wellbeing, at a time when campuses nationwide are under pressure to expand mental health resources for students.
- 11Quinnipiac booth warns students about gambling's mental health tollβQuinnipiac booth warns students about mental health impact of gambling
Quinnipiac University has set up a booth warning students about the mental health impact of gambling, according to Connecticut news outlet WTNH. The effort highlights growing concern over sports betting and gambling among college students, with universities ramping up awareness campaigns as legalized betting expands across the United States.
- 12No. 19 USC Prepares for Penn State's White Out Primetime ClashβNo. 19 USC Football Set To Brace 'White Out' Environment At Penn State For Primetime Showdown
No. 19 USC football is preparing to face Penn State in a primetime matchup at Penn State, where the Trojans expect to contend with the famed 'White Out' crowd environment. The game is drawing attention as one of the marquee matchups of the college football weekend, with USC bracing for one of the loudest atmospheres in the sport.
- 13MSU history professors tackle campus loneliness with technology bansβMSU history professors tackle college loneliness with broad technology bans
Michigan State University history professors are promoting broad bans on technology in the classroom as a way to combat loneliness among college students. The approach argues that constant device use isolates students from one another, and that unplugging during class can rebuild face-to-face connection and community on campus.
- 14MTSU earns multiple U.S. News rankings for 2026βMTSU lands multiple national, regional rankings by U.S. News & World Report for 2026
Middle Tennessee State University has been recognized in multiple national and regional categories in U.S. News & World Report's 2026 rankings. The university announced the placements, which highlight its standing among national universities and regional institutions in the South. The listings cover MTSU's overall performance and specific program strengths as assessed in the publication's annual college evaluation.
- 15Internet Archive marks 100 years of college radio historyβ100 years of student radio history in the DLARC college radio collections
The Internet Archive has highlighted its DLARC college radio collections, which document a century of student-run radio in the United States. The collection brings together recordings, archives and ephemera from campus stations, preserving a century of student broadcasting for researchers and the public.
- 16Supreme Court asked to take up Washington transgender athlete policiesβSupreme Court asked to wrestle with Washington state policies for transgender athletes
A new petition asks the US Supreme Court to review Washington state policies that allow transgender athletes to compete consistent with their gender identity. The request pushes the justices to decide whether such policies conflict with constitutional or federal anti-discrimination guarantees. If the Court agrees to hear the case, it would add to its growing docket of disputes over transgender participation in school and college sports.
- 17US Naval War College marks founding anniversaryβThe Naval War College of the United States was founded OTD in 1884 in Rhode Island https:// toilet-guru.com/school.html?
The United States Naval War College was founded on this day in 1884 in Newport, Rhode Island, making it the oldest institution of its kind devoted to naval strategy and education. An anniversary note circulating online is drawing attention to the school's long history and its role in training US Navy officers.
- 18Study Says Most State Colleges Fail Pregnant and Parenting StudentsβNew Study: Most State Colleges Fail Pregnant and Parenting Students. Students for Life of America Names the βDirty Dozenβ and Demands Change.
Students for Life of America has released a study claiming most state colleges fail to adequately support pregnant and parenting students. The anti-abortion group named a "Dirty Dozen" list of the worst-performing institutions and called on them to change policies and expand resources such as housing, childcare and accommodations for students with children.
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Alabama football's fanbase extends well beyond the stands, and a new roundup names 21 celebrities who openly support the Crimson Tide. The list highlights actors, musicians and other public figures with ties to the state or the university, reflecting the program's national reach and cultural pull.
- 20Former TCU and Alabama coach Dennis Franchione dies at 75βDennis Franchione, who revived TCU and guided a sanctioned Alabama, dies at 75 https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/7665868/
Dennis Franchione, the college football coach who led TCU's resurgence in the late 1990s and early 2000s before a turbulent stint at Alabama during its NCAA-sanctioned era, has died at 75. His coaching career also included stops at New Mexico, Pittsburg State and Texas State, and he is remembered for rebuilding TCU into a national contender.
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Kansas State University Athletics reports that Bernat has earned a full LPGA Tour card, a milestone that moves her from college and developmental golf into the top professional women's circuit. The university is celebrating the former Wildcat's achievement as a notable success for its golf program, with congratulations expected to follow from fans and the golf community.
- 22Florek rallies on final day as Indiana State takes seventh at Butler Fall InvitationalβFlorek moves up on final day, Sycamores seventh overall at Butler Fall Invitational
Indiana State University golfer Florek climbed the leaderboard with a strong final round at the Butler Fall Invitational, helping the Sycamores finish seventh overall in the team standings. The result wraps up Indiana State's fall schedule showing, with the men's golf program continuing to build form ahead of the spring season.
- 23Washington State Athletics See Big Changes On and Off the FieldβA Grip on Sports: There are big changes happening at Washington State. On and off the field. And, hopefully, the same can be said about the MLB playoffs.
A Spokesman-Review sports column highlights major changes underway at Washington State, both on and off the playing field, while also expressing hope that the ongoing MLB playoffs will bring similarly significant shifts. The piece ties together regional college sports upheaval and national baseball postseason storylines for Northwest readers.
- 24Former Rep. Susan Wild Joins Lehigh's College of HealthβFormer U.S. Rep. Susan Wild Brings Public Policy Focus to Lehighβs College of Health
Former U.S. Representative Susan Wild has joined Lehigh University's College of Health, where she will focus on public policy. The Pennsylvania Democrat, who previously represented the state's 7th congressional district, brings legislative and health policy experience to the academic role, and the university announced the appointment through its news outlet.
- 25University of Cincinnati expands congenital syphilis training for nurse practitionersβUC College of Nursing Women's Health Nurse Practitioner program strengthens congenital syphilis education
The University of Cincinnati's College of Nursing has strengthened congenital syphilis education within its Women's Health Nurse Practitioner program. The move comes as congenital syphilis cases rise in the United States, making it critical that nurse practitioners can recognize, test for and treat the infection during pregnancy to protect newborns.