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26 Charged in Massive NCAA Basketball Bribery Scheme: 39 Players, 29 Fixed Games, Millions Wagered
Federal prosecutors charge 26 people in massive NCAA basketball bribery scheme involving 39 players across 17 Division I teams who allegedly fixed 29 games. Players received $10,000-$30,000 per game as gamblers wagered millions. Former NBA player Antonio Blakeney linked to conspiracy that began with Chinese basketball before expanding to US colleges from 2022-2025.
Iowa Lawmakers Advance Bills Reshaping University Leadership Searches and Core Curriculum Requirements
Carl Alameda: Educating Future Leaders at USC
Central Michigan University Becomes First in State to Guarantee Jobs or Pay Graduates $2,000
ICE Agent Mocks Protester's $200K Salary Boast, Claims He Earns the Same Without a College Degree
ALLDAY PROJECT's Annie To Go on 'Hiatus' To Focus on Studies at Columbia University
Historic $69 Million Deal: New Jersey Governor Approves Massive University Merger Creating Educational Powerhouse
Penn State and UT Austin Receive Historic Philanthropic Gifts Totaling $150 Million
By Chris John
Kent Syverud Named University of Michigan President After Leadership Crisis
By Chris John
Apink's Namjoo Reveals She's Still a College Student 10 Years After Enrolling In A Course
By Danielle Ong
Slain Idaho College Students' Families Sue WSU Over Ignored Red Flags Around Confessed Killer Bryan Kohberger
By Michael Toledo
The Hidden Advantage: Can Language, Chess, and Arts Lead to Better Higher Education Outcomes?
By Ryan Levi
Tennessee Professor Wins $500,000 Settlement After Controversial Firing Over Charlie Kirk Social Media Post
By Chris John
Harvard President Calls Out Faculty Activism, Vows to Restore Classroom Objectivity
By Chris John
3I/ATLAS Shock: Why This Faint Speck of Light Is Now a Global Security Priority
By Briane Nebria
