Public Trust in College Degrees Hits New Low, Survey Finds
A new survey reveals a dramatic shift in public opinion, with nearly two-thirds of Americans now believing a four-year college degree is not worth the cost.
Woman Earns Six Figures After Dropping Out of College
A 33-year-old single mother who dropped out of college now earns a six-figure salary after overcoming years of financial hardship and professional rejection.
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LSU Nears Deal to Hire Lane Kiffin as Head Coach
LSU is reportedly finalizing a massive seven-year, $13 million-plus annual contract to hire Ole Miss head coach Lane Kiffin, with an announcement expected soon.
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Alabama High School Football Super 7 Finals Set
The AHSAA Super 7 football championships are set to electrify Birmingham, featuring defending champions and Anniston's first title bid in over 30 years.
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Education
Public Trust in College Degrees Hits New Low, Survey Finds
A new survey reveals a dramatic shift in public opinion, with nearly two-thirds of Americans now believing a four-year college degree is not worth the cost.
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Lumen Christi and St. Mary's Claim State Football Titles
Jackson Lumen Christi wins a historic fourth-straight state title, while Orchard Lake St. Mary's defense dominates in the Division 2 Final at Ford Field.
David Miller
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Education
Iowa School District Faces $66,000 in Unpaid Meal Debt
The Waukee Community School District in Iowa is facing over $66,000 in unpaid student meal debt, a figure that has doubled from the previous year.
Priya Singh
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Education
Southern University President to Depart at Year's End
Southern University President-Chancellor Dennis J. Shields will depart on Dec. 31 after the Board of Supervisors decided to seek a new direction.
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Iowa School District Faces $66,000 in Unpaid Meal Debt
The Waukee Community School District in Iowa is facing over $66,000 in unpaid student meal debt, a figure that has doubled from the previous year.
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Southern University President to Depart at Year's End
Southern University President-Chancellor Dennis J. Shields will depart on Dec. 31 after the Board of Supervisors decided to seek a new direction.
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Harvard Grapples with 'Damaging' Grade Inflation
A new report from Harvard University reveals 60% of undergraduate grades are A's, prompting administrators to propose reforms to combat 'damaging' grade inflation.
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Pittsburgh Schools Reject Consolidation Plan
Pittsburgh Public Schools board voted against the Future-Ready Plan, halting the closure of nine school buildings. The decision delays any potential closures until at least the 2026-2027 school year a
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Undefeated Football Coach Missing Before Playoff Game
The head coach of an undefeated Virginia high school football team has gone missing just days before a major playoff game, prompting an extensive police search.
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Poland Schools Seek New Leader After Superintendent's Diagnosis
Poland Local Schools is searching for an interim superintendent after Craig Hockenberry announced his medical leave and retirement due to a cancer diagnosis.
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Clarksville School Board Member Resigns Hours After Taking Oath
A newly appointed Clarksville-Montgomery County School Board member has resigned just hours after taking her oath of office, citing the role's demanding time commitment.
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New Leisure Club Opens in Ipswich
Ipswich welcomes a new David Lloyd Club at the Northern Fringe, a £12 million investment featuring a large gym, indoor/outdoor pools, tennis courts, and family amenities.
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HACC Faculty Union Pauses Strike as Contract Talks Advance
A planned strike at Harrisburg Area Community College has been paused after a marathon negotiation session yielded 'significant progress' on a new faculty contract.
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China Halts Youth Programs With Japan Amid Political Rift
Beijing has suspended youth exchange programs with Japan following political remarks by Japan's Prime Minister, raising concerns over long-term diplomatic ties.
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Georgia Senator Steps Into GHSA Playoff Dispute
Georgia Senate Majority Leader Jason Anavitarte criticized the GHSA's appeal of a judge's ruling, postponing a Gainesville High School playoff game. The dispute involves player suspensions from a side
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Spanberger Vows Day One Action on University Boards
Governor-elect Abigail Spanberger plans to fill 22 vacancies on key university boards on her first day, addressing a governance crisis and setting the stage for her policy agenda.
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State Department Eyes Suspending 38 Universities Over DEI
The U.S. State Department is reviewing a proposal to suspend 38 universities, including Harvard and Yale, from a federal research program over DEI policies.
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Princeton Professor Robert George Resigns from Heritage Board
Princeton University professor Robert P. George has resigned from the Heritage Foundation board after a dispute with its president over a controversial video.
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Show MoreWoman Earns Six Figures After Dropping Out of College
A 33-year-old single mother who dropped out of college now earns a six-figure salary after overcoming years of financial hardship and professional rejection.
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St. Pete Preschool Closes Abruptly Under New Ownership
A St. Petersburg preschool closed its doors without warning Tuesday, leaving families without childcare and staff jobless just days before Thanksgiving.
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IU Troubles Create Economic Drag on Bloomington
Job reductions at Indiana University are creating a significant economic drag on Bloomington, leading to falling wages and a sluggish job market, an expert warns.
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Hybrid Work Models Settle Into a New Normal
Companies are moving beyond temporary remote work policies to establish permanent hybrid models, focusing on new technology and office designs to support a distributed workforce.
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Harvard's Arts and Sciences Faces $350 Million Budget Shortfall
Harvard University's Faculty of Arts and Sciences is facing a projected $350 million structural deficit, prompting plans for major long-term structural changes.
Sports
Show MoreLSU Nears Deal to Hire Lane Kiffin as Head Coach
LSU is reportedly finalizing a massive seven-year, $13 million-plus annual contract to hire Ole Miss head coach Lane Kiffin, with an announcement expected soon.
David Chen•
Alabama High School Football Super 7 Finals Set
The AHSAA Super 7 football championships are set to electrify Birmingham, featuring defending champions and Anniston's first title bid in over 30 years.
David Miller•
Lumen Christi and St. Mary's Claim State Football Titles
Jackson Lumen Christi wins a historic fourth-straight state title, while Orchard Lake St. Mary's defense dominates in the Division 2 Final at Ford Field.
David Miller•
Ohio High School Athletes Can Now Earn Money from NIL Deals
Ohio is now the 45th state to allow high school athletes to earn money from NIL deals, sparking a major debate over the commercialization of youth sports.
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SEC Nation Returns to Knoxville for Tennessee-Vanderbilt Game
ESPN's SEC Nation is set to broadcast live from the University of Tennessee's Ayres Hall this Saturday ahead of the Volunteers' game against Vanderbilt.