Universities

Kim Kardashian is making headlines after speaking publicly about her love life, saying that 'the universe works in your favour' when it comes to romance. Her comments are drawing wide attention, with the story trending in searches across Germany, Australia, France and Singapore, keeping the reality star and businesswoman at the centre of entertainment news this week.

A new Stargate television series is reportedly in development, according to an entertainment industry report. No cast, network, writer or release details have been confirmed yet. Fans of the long-running science fiction franchise, which previously spanned Stargate SG-1, Atlantis and Universe, have been quick to discuss what a fresh instalment could look like.

Creighton University's men's tennis team has finished competition at the ITA Central Region Championships, the regional tournament run by the Intercollegiate Tennis Association. The program announced the end of its play at the event, marking the close of its latest fall competitive outing. No match results or individual player performances were included in the announcement.

Comments are circulating that the 2026 Nobel Prize in Physics could recognise the IceCube Neutrino Observatory's discovery of neutrinos, the near-massless particles detected from deep space at the South Pole. IceCube made history in 2013 by detecting high-energy cosmic neutrinos, opening a new window on the universe. No prize has been awarded yet, and no official nomination list exists.

Researchers at Kyushu University in Japan have published work on experiencing virtual reality without wearing a headset. Instead of relying on a bulky visor, the approach aims to deliver immersive VR content through alternative means, making the technology more accessible and comfortable. The research has drawn attention on discussion forums, with readers debating how practical headset-free VR could be and what it might mean for gaming, training and other applications.

University of Georgia Athletics has announced the death of Griff Moody, a former golfer for the Bulldogs' men's golf programme. No further details about his age, career or cause of death were included in the announcement, and reactions from the Georgia golf community are emerging.

Coastal Carolina University's women's golf team sits in seventh place after the first two rounds of the Evie Odom Invitational. The university's athletics programme reported the standings as the tournament heads into its final round, with the team looking to climb the leaderboard on the closing day of the event.

Heidi Burge Horton, a college basketball standout and WNBA player whose life inspired the Disney Channel movie 'Double Teamed', has died at the age of 54. The former University of Virginia and Washington Mystics player is being remembered across the sports and film worlds, with tributes highlighting her basketball career and the movie made about her and her twin sister Heidi's journey to the pros.

A column in the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette argues that college sports have become deeply commercial while fans remain shut out of ownership. The piece asks why supporters cannot own stakes in university athletic programs, framing the current system as hypocritical given how much money flows through college athletics.

Saint Joseph's University's women's tennis team opened its weekend of competition at the Cissie Leary Invitational. The fall tournament, hosted in the Philadelphia area, brings together regional college programs for early-season matches. The university's athletics program announced the team's participation as part of its coverage of the weekend's matchups.

Southern Illinois University's Salukis golf team is continuing its fall schedule with a tournament at Purdue. The event marks the next stop in the team's autumn competition slate as the program works through its non-conference schedule. Coverage comes from the university's athletics department, which is following the team's progress at the Indiana event.

Panelists at a Stockton University event argued that Atlantic City's economic future depends less on gambling alone and more on entertainment and conventions. The discussion framed live shows, concerts, and conference business as the drivers that can diversify the resort city's economy and draw visitors year-round, beyond the casino floor.

Researchers at Northeastern University's Khoury College examine how modern cars function as 'smartphones on wheels', constantly collecting data about drivers and their surroundings. The project details which companies, manufacturers and third parties can access information from connected vehicles, raising questions about consent, surveillance and how little drivers know about where their driving data ends up.

Carine Bernault is a name being searched and discussed in France. She appears in coverage on French news channels, where she is known as a commentator taking part in televised debates. The searches coincide with a busy news cycle in France, including reports that police evacuated a university building in Nantes after bags of excrement were found ready to be thrown. No further verified details about her were available.

Brown University's women's golf team is heading to compete in the UAlbany Doc Sauers Invitational, hosted by the University at Albany. The event is part of the team's fall competitive schedule as the Bears face other collegiate programs. The announcement comes from Brown Athletics ahead of the tournament.

Entertainment outlets are laying out the ideal viewing order for the growing Yellowstone universe, covering the flagship series and its spinoffs including '1883' and the upcoming 'Marshals'. Guides typically recommend either release order or a chronological path starting with the Dutton family's origins, helping newcomers follow the sprawling franchise as it expands across multiple shows.

Quinnipiac University's women's tennis team completed its second day of competition at the ITA Regionals, the regional stage of the Intercollegiate Tennis Association's fall tournament circuit. The athletic department announced the update, though no individual match results or player performances were included in the announcement.

Robert Murphy, formerly the director of sports medicine at NC State University, appeared in Wake County court on Friday. No details about the charges or the purpose of the hearing have been reported so far, and it is not clear what the case involves or what happened during the appearance.

The University of Arizona golf team is traveling to Salt Lake City to compete in the Big 12 Match Play event. The tournament brings together conference programs in a match play format, offering early-season head-to-head results. Fans and followers of the Wildcats' program are watching to see how the team stacks up against its new Big 12 conference rivals.

Lehigh University's golf team completed the first day of competition at the Evie Odom Invitational, the athletics program announced. The event marks the Mountain Hawks' latest tournament appearance as they continue their season schedule. Further details on standings, scores or individual performances were not immediately provided in the initial announcement.

Clark Gregg, who plays Agent Phil Coulson in the Marvel universe, has teased a possible connection between his character and Zodiac, the Marvel Television project that was just announced. Details about the show and the nature of Coulson's potential involvement have not been confirmed, leaving fans speculating about how the long-running S.H.I.E.L.D. agent might fit into the new series.

The Southern Illinois women's golf team is returning to competition at the Lady Red Wolves Classic, hosted by Arkansas State. The Salukis will take on a regional field as they continue their season, with the university's athletics programme announcing the squad's return to the course. Coverage so far is limited to the announcement of the team's participation.

UC Irvine's women's golf team, the 'Eaters, wrapped up their fall schedule by competing at the Illini Women's Invitational. The event, hosted by the University of Illinois, marks the close of the Anteaters' fall tournament slate, with the program now turning its attention to the spring season and preparation for Big West competition.