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Four Burning Questions As the Pac-12 Sits on the Brink

With Oregon and Washington heading to the Big Ten, the Pac-12 has a lot to quickly figure out.

Sports Illustrated

Oregon and Washington Headed to Big Ten

After a wild week of rumors and contradicting reports, the Pacific Northwest schools are set to join the Big Ten.

Sports Illustrated

Rishi Sunak and his family pictured on Californian holiday

California is a natural choice for Mr Sunak, who studied at Stanford and worked at a hedge fund there

Evening Standard

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College Sports Are on the Edge of a Full-On Soulless Spiral

Fans have been tricked into rooting for the piles of money that come with mega-conference realignment and only serve to benefit administrators.

Sports Illustrated

Report: Big Ten presidents exploring further expansion involving Oregon, Washington, and more

USA Today Sports Media Group

A Harvard professor raking in over $1 million a year who specialized in 'dishonesty' was accused of fabricating research. 3 retractions have already occurred

Harvard Business School's Francesca Gino has many articles and books to her name, including "Rebel Talent: Why it Pays to Break the Rules in Work and Life."

Fortune

Flashback 1987: "In a Pure Meritocracy … Stanford Could Become 40 Percent Jewish, 40 Percent Asian-American"

Concerns that elite universities have rigged their admissions policies to disfavor Asian Americans are nothing new. In 1987, Newsweek reported accusations along those lines. The article noted that the acceptance rate for Asian American applicants at elite colleges had dropped dramatically, that Harvard, Princeton, and Stanford had all studied why…

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Attending an Ivy Plus college doesn't guarantee a higher salary, but it does open the door to elite jobs, study finds

For students looking to be power players, an Ivy Plus degree is a good investment.

Fortune

101 Things That Have Defined the Men’s College Basketball Offseason

SI’s Kevin Sweeney breaks down all of the moves, names and narratives fans need to be aware of before the 2023–24 season tips off.

Sports Illustrated

Michael Thorbjornsen leads PGA Tour University preseason rankings for Class of 2024

The future is now.

USA Today Sports Media Group

$Cashing in on post-COVID school crisis$

Cashing in on post-COVID school crisis

Test scores are plummeting while tens of billions in federal aid flows to schools

Salon

Mastodon: Twitter rival used to host child sexual abuse content, study finds

Stanford University researchers found almost 2,000 posts using child sexual abuse material hashtags on the decentralised social network

Evening Standard

Economics website is filled with racist and sexist speech, some blame top universities in cities like Chicago, Boston

New research indicates that users of the website Economics Job Market Rumors include individuals at top-tier colleges and universities, including Harvard, Stanford and the University of Chicago, and many others.

Chicago Sun-Times

Cardinals training camp roster preview: WR Michael Wilson

We take a look at rookie WR Michael Wilson ahead of training camp in our continuing roster preview.

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The Independent UK

Hate speech posted on economics website is traced to leading universities, research finds

Anonymous comments with racist, sexist and abusive messages that were posted for years on an an obscure, anonymous jobs-related website for economists originated from numerous leading U.S. universities, according to research released Thursday

Los Angeles Times

Ali Riley cares about the World Cup maybe more than the country she plays for does

AUCKLAND, New Zealand — Ali Riley acknowledges she cries all the time. Watching TV, reading a book, listening to an inspiring story; any and all of those can start the tears flowing.

Al Jazeera

Stanford president resigns following research ethics probe

Marc Tessier-Lavigne was cleared of participation in research misconduct after concerns arose over data manipulation.

Tribune News Service

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The Independent UK

US women’s national player Naomi Girma pays tribute to late friend Katie Meyer ahead of World Cup

‘Katie Meyer was a true friend, in every sense of the word,’ the athlete writes

The Independent UK

Stanford president to resign after investigation finds ‘serious flaws’ in research

Prominent neuroscientist will step down at end of August

Tribune News Service

Stanford President Marc Tessier-Lavigne steps down following a review of allegations of scientific misconduct

Stanford University president Marc Tessier-Lavigne announced Wednesday morning that he will step down as leader of the university, following a review of allegations of misconduct related to the authenticity of images published in scientific papers he co-authored.

Los Angeles Times

Stanford president says he’ll resign amid scrutiny over his research

After a months-long, independent review of allegations against his scientific articles found issues with his work, Stanford University President Marc Tessier-Lavigne announced Wednesday that he will resign from his post.

Windows Central

Has ChatGPT / Bing Chat gotten dumber? According to this study, maybe.

While OpenAI has been busy pushing new updates and features to its AI-powered chatbot to enhance its user experience, a group of researchers from Stanford has come to a new revelation that ChatGPT has gotten dumber in the past few months.

The Guardian - US

USWNT stars pay tribute to late teammate and highlight mental health

USWNT players Sophia Smith and Naomi Girma say they will be thinking of their late college teammate, Katie Meyer, as they kick off their World Cup campaign

Tribune News Service

Tuesday tee times? How the pandemic changed when we play

Of golf’s many storied traditions, this one has long held true: Weekdays were a time of rest, recovery and senior discounts, the sole province of retirees whose biggest concern is a chip that stops far short of the hole.

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