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Battle of the brands: Who won with what at the 2025 Tour de France?

A comprehensive tech wrap-up from the men's lap of France

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Transgender woman sues Princeton for 'humiliating' removal from track meet

A transgender woman has sued Princeton University, saying she was removed from a track meet in May due to her gender identity

The Independent UK

How NCAA Tournament Expansion Would Have Changed Last Four Events

The main criticism of jumping from a 68-team field to a 72- or 76-team field is that power conferences would get the new spots over mid-majors.

Sports Illustrated

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Colleges will soon have to fork over millions of dollars as Trump’s bill extends a tax on their endowments

Universities use their endowments to fund critical operations and to provide services, such as tuition assistance to low-income students

The Independent UK

Which Us President Had The Highest IQ? Here Are The Top 12, Ranked

Discover which US president had the highest IQ! See the top 12 presidents ranked by their estimated IQ scores.

Bored Panda

“And so the first thing I do is put it in the middle position and play Oh Well”: Blackberry Smoke’s Charlie Starr on that time he brought Duane Allman’s 1957 Les Paul to a Metallica show and ended up playing Kirk Hammett's Greeny

Starr's first Metallica show was in 1989. His second was in 2019, and involved two of the most iconic Les Pauls of all time, and it was the day he learned Hetfield sounds the same through a Princeton

MusicRadar

Catholic students find refuge at Princeton University's worship space and cheer new pope

A group of young Catholics attend Mass every weekday at noon at the Princeton University Chapel

The Independent UK

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Fed chair Jerome Powell reveals the biggest career mistake Gen Z grads can make

The U.S. investment banker told Princeton graduates that avoiding risks is detrimental to success—and even stars like Snoop Dogg agree that adversity is ‘gym for your soul.’

Fortune

Offensive tackle Jalen Travis was once a Senate intern - Roll Call

The Indianapolis Colts fourth-round draft pick spent a summer working for Sen. Amy Klobuchar. “Iron sharpens iron,” he says of Hill staffers.

Roll Call

‘Whatever it takes,’ Fed chair defends universities, calls on Princeton students to save democracy in Trump swipe

President Donald Trump has been insulting Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell for weeks because the national banking head won’t lower interest rates

The Independent UK

Jerome Powell tells Princeton grads not to take universities for granted and that 'integrity is all we have—guard it carefully'

"Our great universities are the envy of the world and a crucial national asset," Powell said.

Fortune

With fewer ordinations, seminaries find ways to serve young professionals in other fields

In recent years, many U.S. seminaries have faced existential threats fueled by COVID-19 and a changing religious landscape

The Independent UK

AI agents can be manipulated into giving away your crypto, according to Princeton researchers

Letting an AI agent run your finances could be hazardous to your wealth.

Tom’s Hardware

Hegseth Faces 'Plagiarism' Accusations After Student Newspaper Has Experts Review His Senior Thesis

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is facing scrutiny after a student-led review of his Princeton thesis found multiple instances of uncited or improperly cited text.

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The Independent UK

Pete Hegseth accused of plagiarism by Princeton student newspaper

Defense secretary’s thesis contains eight incidents of ‘uncredited material, sham paraphrasing, and verbatim copying’ according to experts

The Guardian - US

‘The universities are the enemy’: why the right detests the American campus

For centuries, the academy was exclusive to the Christian elite. When that began to change, an onslaught began

Fortune

Michelle Obama warns Gen Z: Don't let the Ivy League 'scam' you

The former first lady reveals the moment she realized she’d been tricked into thinking she didn’t belong at Princeton. “It was infuriating, but it was freeing," she says, while warning Gen Z: “Do not let these people scam you.”

Salon

Trump proposal may gut climate modeling

Potential funding cuts for NOAA and its research partners threaten irreparable harm to climate research and safety

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The Independent UK

A Princeton student vanished after leaving the library Saturday. Could a lake hold the key clue in his disappearance?

Blackburn was last seen leaving a campus library

International Business Times

US Universities Issue Letter Condemning Trump's 'Political Interference'

More than 100 US universities and colleges, including Ivy League institutions Princeton and Brown, issued a joint letter on Tuesday condemning President Donald Trump's "political interference" in the education system.

The Guardian - US

Over 150 US university presidents sign letter decrying Trump administration

Statement signed by Harvard, Princeton and Brown leaders denounces White House’s ‘undue government intrusion’

Sports Illustrated

Princeton Transfer Xaivian Lee Chooses SEC School

All-Ivy League performer Xaivian Lee is headed to Florida to play his senior year for the Gators.

The Independent UK

How Harvard became the first university to push back against Trump’s campus crackdown

ANALYSIS: Harvard has become the first of six Ivy League schools to formally oppose the Trump administration’s demands. Josh Marcus reports

The Guardian - US

Trump administration cuts $4m to Princeton’s climate research funding

White House claims university’s work exposed students to ‘climate anxiety’ and ‘exaggerated climate threats’

The Conversation

Universities in Nazi Germany and the Soviet Union thought giving in to government demands would save their independence

Many American universities, widely seen globally as beacons of academic integrity and free speech, are giving in to demands from the Trump administration, which has been targeting academia since it took office.

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