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More universities are disinviting commencement speakers who might challenge students’ ideas, unraveling an apolitical tradition

Delivering a university commencement address used to simply be a unique kind of honor. Speakers stand before a podium, wearing a traditional graduation cap and robe, and offer graduates life lessons and inspirational words as they enter the next phase of life.

The Conversation

Actorly Fauci becomes blind prophet for Oedipus the King reading in DC

Jesse Eisenberg and Chuck Schumer also star – could 2,500-year-old play teach US something about the climate crisis?

The Guardian - US

Ranking the Top 20 Remaining Men’s Hoops Transfer Portal Targets

As roster certainty takes priority, a handful of elite holdouts will define the next phase of the college basketball offseason.

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The US News T14 Is Dead, and Has Been Replaced by the T11 (or, if You Prefer, the T10 with 11 Members)

The revamped US News law ranking methodology adopted in 2023 has killed an old grouping and created a successor.

Reason

Five Wild Stats Show Just How Badly Michigan Basketball Dominated Arizona in Final Four Matchup

The No. 1 Wolverines knocked off the No. 1 Wildcats 91–73, and the game wasn’t as close as the final score looked.

Sports Illustrated

Court Rejects Lawsuit Over Firing of Georgetown Administrator for Old "Hate for Zio Bitches" Posts

From Judge Christopher Cooper's opinion Tuesday in Johnson v. Georgetown Univ. (D.D.C.): Plaintiff Aneesa Johnson, an African American and Muslim… The post Court Rejects Lawsuit Over Firing of Georgetown Administrator for Old "Hate for Zio Bitches" Posts appeared first on Reason.com.

Reason

Where Are They Now? Catching Up With March Madness Viral Heroes of the Past

Northwestern’s crying kid. Villanova’s sobbing piccolo girl. Doug Edert and his viral mustache. Where are they now?

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Disney's new CEO Josh D'Amaro once planned to be a sculptor. He admits saying 'I don't know' is one most important phrases in his career

Josh D’Amaro, the longtime Disney executive replacing Bob Iger, says admitting to what you don’t know is a career superpower, and it guided his rise from the art studio to the C-suite.

Fortune

The Lowest Seeds to Ever Win in March Madness—Which Cinderellas Will Emerge in 2026?

We’ve seen plenty of Cinderella teams make a run in March Madness, but not all underdog stories are created equal.

Sports Illustrated

Big East Men’s Basketball Conference Semifinals: Full Schedule, Bracket and How to Watch

UConn and St. John’s lead the way in the Big East this season. Which side will come out on top in the conference tournament?

Sports Illustrated

Mirages of 2020: Revisiting 10 Pandemic Sports Breakouts After Wayne Tinkle's Firing

Do you remember shooting stars like the Canadiens, Coastal Carolina and the Hawks?

Sports Illustrated

Men’s College Basketball Coaching Hot Seat Tracker: The High-Major Jobs to Watch

As the carousel begins to spin, a look at the programs weighing change and the coaches fighting to survive.

Sports Illustrated

Kevin Willard Lays Into Maryland Fans Who Hate-Watched Villanova vs. Georgetown

Terrapins fans need some joy this season.

Sports Illustrated

Disney's new CEO Josh D'Amaro once planned to be a sculptor. He admits that saying 'I don't know' is one most important phrases in his career

Josh D’Amaro, the longtime Disney executive replacing Bob Iger, says admitting to what you don’t know is a career superpower, and it guided his rise from the art studio to the C-suite.

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Tom’s Guide

New on HBO Max in February 2026: All the new shows and movies to watch

There's plenty to check out on HBO and Max this February, and we've rounded up our favorite picks.

Sports Illustrated

The College Basketball Players and Teams Implicated in Federal Game-Fixing Indictments

The scheme allegedly involves at least 39 players, 29 games and 17 Division I men’s basketball teams from the 2023–24 and ’24–25 seasons.

Tom’s Guide

New on HBO Max in January 2026: All the new shows and movies to watch

There's plenty to check out on HBO and Max this January, and we've rounded up our favorite picks.

Sports Illustrated

College Basketball AP Top 25: Duke Falls Out of Top Five After Brutal Loss to Texas Tech

A look at college basketball’s latest rankings heading into Week 8.

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Georgetown Suspends Ed Cooley for Hitting Fan With Water Bottle During Loss

The coach said it was “out of character” for him.

Tom’s Guide

New on HBO Max in December 2025 — all the new shows and movies to stream

Our comprehensive guide to everything that's streaming on HBO Max in December 2025, including "The Family McMullen" and a Jeff Buckley doc

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How the $1 Million Players Era Festival Is Reshaping Feast Week

The Las Vegas tournament will feature 18 teams receiving NIL money for participating, siphoning teams from other events like the iconic Maui Invitational.

The Independent UK

Trump claims conspiracy over daughter Tiffany’s Covid-canceled Georgetown graduation ceremony

Trump also appeared to embellish his daughter’s academic achievements, based on a review of Georgetown Law School’s public records

Sports Illustrated

Houston Freshmen Step Up to Beat Auburn Is Biggest Week 2 College Hoops Takeaway

The Big East’s meltdown, Michigan’s work in progress and Arizona’s monster résumé highlighted a loaded slate of men’s action.

International Business Times UK

Paul Tagliabue's Death Revealed: Heart Failure and Parkinson's Caused Late NFL Chief's Passing

Former NFL commissioner Paul Tagliabue has died at 84. His family confirmed heart failure and Parkinson's disease as the causes of death.

Reason

Federalist Society National Lawyers Convention Panel on Zoning, Property Rights, and the Housing Crisis

I participated along with James Burling (Pacific Legal Foundation), Prof. Peter Byrne (Georgetown), and Prof. Sara Bronin (George Washington University).

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