Transgender runner Evie Parts takes legal action against NCAA and Swarthmore College over sports ban

Evie Parts, a transgender athlete, is suing the NCAA and Swarthmore College after being removed from the women’s track team due to the NCAA’s policy banning transgender athletes. Despite initial removal, Parts was reinstated and even won the 10,000 meters at the Bill Butler Invitational. The lawsuit challenges the NCAA’s authority and alleges emotional distress…

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NBA Trade Rumors: Golden State Warriors Predicted to Send $45 Million Star to Chicago Bulls in Blockbuster 3-Team Deal

Jonathan Kuminga’s discontent in Golden State may lead to a three-team trade involving the Chicago Bulls and Indiana Pacers. The Warriors would receive Obi Toppin and a first-round pick, while the Pacers would acquire Nikola Vucevic to fill their center void. The Bulls would get Kuminga, offering him the primary scoring role he desires, along…

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Harvard strips 900 graduate students from union coverage: Why the university says research isn’t considered work

Harvard University has removed over 900 graduate students on research stipends from union coverage, sparking disputes over whether research counts as employment. Students now lose pay protections, benefits, and union representation under HGSU-UAW. The union has filed grievances, calling Harvard’s move arbitrary and harmful. The conflict highlights broader debates over graduate student labor rights and…

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How much does it cost to study Bachelor’s in Economics at Brown University?

Brown University’s economics program for 2025-26 will cost an estimated $96,284 annually, totaling nearly $385,136 over four years, placing it among the world’s most expensive. While the university emphasizes financial aid availability, the high sticker price raises questions about accessibility and the value of an Ivy League education compared to global alternatives.

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