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The women of Central Michigan Life’s 2026-27 leadership team, pictured outside of Moore Hall on the campus of Central Michigan University on Friday, Oct. 30, 2026. (CM Life | Kassidy Daniel)

LEXINGTON, Ky. – The city of Lexington, Kentucky stands alone as the top market in college basketball according to a new metric released by Nielsen last week.

The 2026 edition of the Alabama vs. LSU rivalry game that has been an annual tradition since 1964 will be the last, at least for now. The SEC has changed up the permanent annual fixtures for both teams, and they will no longer meet every season, but they will move to an every-other-year schedule. The…

The 7-1 BYU Cougars will travel to Salt Lake City to play the undefeated Utah Utes for the latest edition of their Holy War rivalry game on Saturday, November 7. The Big 12 game is expected to be close, and the winner will inch closer to the No. 1 spot in the conference (Texas Tech…

“There are no dominant teams in college football. There’s no juggernaut out there. Like this time a year ago, you really could tell Indiana was legitimate, that they were a powerhouse.”

A $500,000 grant from the Embark Student Foundation is funding a three-year project at Douglas College’s New Westminster Campus. With the money, computing science students are developing virtual reality experiences. Marija Robinson reports.

Computing Science students at Douglas College will gain hands-on experience building artificial intelligence and virtual reality simulations to help classmates in four science programs prepare for real clinics, labs and fieldwork thanks to a $500,000 Embark Major Grant. 

Fire Service College showcases key role in strengthening national resilience Bot Detection

Quick note: I am in Utah today, doing reporting in Provo and Ogden, ahead of tomorrow’s Notre Dame/BYU game. If you’re around tomorrow, come say hello!

From left to right: Mike Sherman, Joe Castiglione, Sam Presti, Laku Chidambaram, Matt Deimund, Steve Ives, Ross Bjork, Roger Denny and Gregg Garn stand together on stage at the University of Oklahoma Price College of Business’ inaugural Symposium on Sports Business and Entertainment. Photo by Jonathan Kyncl.