Princeton to reinstate SAT or ACT in 2027, leaving Columbia as only test-optional Ivy: Here’s why it’s a major shift

Princeton University will reinstate SAT/ACT requirements for undergraduate admissions starting fall 2027, ending its seven-year test-optional policy introduced during the Covid-19 pandemic. This move leaves Columbia University as the only Ivy League institution with a permanent test-optional policy. Princeton’s decision is based on data showing stronger academic performance from applicants submitting test scores and reflects…

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Federal Reserve System controversy: Jerome Powell denies extravagant spending; refutes claims

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell refuted allegations of mismanagement in the Federal Reserve Board’s renovation project, responding to concerns raised by White House Budget Director Russ Vought. Amidst speculation of a potential removal attempt, Powell clarified that claims of extravagant features like rooftop gardens and luxury amenities were inaccurate. The project’s costs and adherence to…

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Experts warn: People with Type-2 diabetes face higher risk of silent heart attacks

Silent heart attacks pose a significant threat to individuals with type-2 diabetes, often occurring without typical chest pain due to nerve damage and autonomic dysfunction. These attacks can cause lasting heart damage, increasing the risk of future cardiac events. Early detection through regular check-ups and preventive measures like lifestyle changes are crucial for managing heart…

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Anupam Kher’s first dance video on ‘Tauba Tauba’ goes viral: Vicky Kaushal and fans can’t stop praising him

Veteran actor Anupam Kher, known for his powerful performances, has surprised fans by taking up dancing at 68. After a viral video of him learning a hook step from choreographer Caeser, Kher shared his journey, emphasizing his passion for learning. Actor Vicky Kaushal lauded Kher’s dedication, calling his effort ‘absolutely amazing’.

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