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College football fans are asking where ESPN's College GameDay will be headquartered this week, as the show picks a campus each Saturday based on the biggest matchup. With Iowa hosting Ohio State drawing attention, including predictions from Iowa beat writers about how the Hawkeyes might take down the ranked Buckeyes, speculation is building over whether the show will head to Iowa City.
- 2Arizona State Orders Outside Review of Hockey WorkoutβArizona State Commissions Outside Investigator to Review Hockey Workout
Arizona State University has commissioned an outside investigator to review a hockey team workout, according to a Yahoo Sports report. The move signals the school wants an independent look at the training session rather than relying on an internal process. No findings have been released, and details about what prompted the review or who is conducting it remain limited so far.
- 3Southwestern College in Santa Fe marks 50 years training behavioral health workersβSanta Feβs Southwestern College marks 50 years of teaching behavioral health practitioners
Southwestern College in Santa Fe is celebrating its 50th anniversary of training behavioral health practitioners. The institution, founded in 1976, has spent five decades educating counselors and therapists serving New Mexico and beyond. Local coverage highlights the milestone amid ongoing demand for mental health professionals across the state and the wider United States.
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North Carolina health officials are endorsing mental health first aid training programs at colleges across the state. The initiative aims to equip students, faculty, and staff with skills to recognize and respond to signs of mental health crises. Supporters say early intervention on campus can connect young people to help sooner, as concerns about student mental health continue to grow nationwide.
- 5Colorado State University profiles veterinary student Ayanna ToomerβQ&A with CSU veterinary student Ayanna Toomer
Colorado State University has published a Q&A interview with Ayanna Toomer, a veterinary medicine student at the Fort Collins institution. The feature lets Toomer discuss her path into veterinary studies, her experiences in the program and her goals in the field, offering prospective students a look at life in one of the nation's leading veterinary colleges.
- 6University of Rhode Island researchers hunt state's rarest plantsβSearching for Rhode Islandβs Rarest Plants β College of the Environment and Life Sciences
The University of Rhode Island's College of the Environment and Life Sciences is highlighting fieldwork to locate Rhode Island's rarest plant species. Researchers and students search the state's habitats to document dwindling populations, work that supports conservation planning in one of the smallest but most densely developed US states.
- 7Iowa State LAS students embrace undergraduate research opportunitiesβLAS students pursue high-impact learning through undergraduate research and scholarship
Iowa State University's College of Liberal Arts and Sciences is highlighting how its undergraduate students pursue high-impact learning through research and scholarship. The university reports that hands-on research experiences help LAS students deepen their studies, work closely with faculty, and build skills for future careers or graduate study, underscoring the college's emphasis on experiential education.
- 8Internet Archive marks 100 years of student radio historyβ100 years of student radio history in the DLARC college radio collections Article URL: https:// blog.archive.org/2026/10
The Internet Archive's blog highlights the DLARC college radio collections, which document a century of student-run radio broadcasting. The collection preserves recordings, station materials and archives from campus stations across the United States, tracing the evolution of student radio from its early days to the present. The post is being shared and commented on by tech and archive enthusiasts, drawing attention to efforts to preserve college radio heritage online.
- 9Centre County to gain from Shapiro internet investmentβCentre County residents to benefit from Gov. Shapiro internet investment (Video)
Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro is directing internet infrastructure investment into Centre County, according to local reporting. The funding is aimed at expanding broadband access for residents in the county, home to State College. The announcement has drawn local attention as officials work to improve connectivity in parts of the state with limited high-speed internet service.
- 10Nebraska Crushes Iowa State 197-101βNebraska Strike Down Cyclones, 197-101 - University of Nebraska - Official Athletics Website
Nebraska's swimming and diving team delivered a lopsided victory over Iowa State, winning 197-101 in a head-to-head meet. The result, published by the university's athletics department, highlights Nebraska's dominance across events in the dual matchup. The Cyclones struggled to keep pace throughout the competition, with the Huskers piling up points in both swimming and diving disciplines.