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College Swimmers, Divers Earn Weekly Honors
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— Oct 5, 2026
The ACC named Duke’s Keira Lu women’s Diver of the Week and Stanford’s Caroline Bricker women’s Swimmer of the Week, alongside California’s Ryan Erisman and SMU’s Luke Sitz in the men’s categories. Southern Connecticut’s Reegan Pasieka earned Northeast-10 Diver of the Week, while North Florida’s Ashley Kirby was named ASUN Swimmer of the Week.
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Connecticut Prison College Programs Struggle to Meet Growing Demand
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— Nov 22, 2025
Thousands of incarcerated people in Connecticut want to pursue higher education, and funding is available, but limited space and resources have kept programs from expanding to meet demand, officials say. According to…
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Watch: Caitlin Clark Struggles Badly in WNBA Debut, Sparks Reaction from Her Dad Live On Air
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— May 16, 2024
The Caitlin Clark show starred the Connecticut Sun on Tuesday night as one of the great scorers in college basketball began her climb in the WNBA where most rookies do — at the bottom. Clark scored 20 points, including…
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States Channel Tax Dollars to College Sports
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— Aug 20, 2026
As UNC-Chapel Hill prepares to open in Dublin against TCU, a growing number of athletic programs are receiving taxpayer funding to subsidize college sports, enabling schools to fund facilities and administration instead of directing dollars to athletes. NCAA NIL rules have evolved to allow direct institutional payouts, with total amounts around $21.3 million this year and rising, as states like Wisconsin, Connecticut and Louisiana approve such funding.
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DOJ Issues Nearly A Dozen Subpoenas In Immigration Probe Against Ilhan Omar; Includes Members Of Her Family
Nicole Silverio · 3 min · 1h
