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Research shows that college students tend to eat more and gain weight due to social and environmental factors, especially in group settings, with notable gender differences and a disconnect between perceived and actual calorie intake, highlighting the importance of digital dietary tools and broader context in interventions.
Ford CEO Jim Farley's son questioned the need for college after working as a mechanic, highlighting a broader debate about the value of a four-year degree versus skilled trades, especially as costs rise and demand for blue-collar workers increases. Experts emphasize the importance of promoting trades, addressing stigmas, and viewing AI as an empowering tool rather than a threat to essential workers.
The FAFSA for the 2026-27 school year has launched earlier than ever, with new features like faster verification and a new aid calculation formula using the Student Aid Index, aiming to streamline the application process and improve access to federal financial aid.
Caullin Lacy's standout performance with a 75-yard punt return and 281 all-purpose yards led Louisville to a 40-17 victory over Bowling Green, marking a strong start to their season with a 3-0 record, despite some defensive lapses and unanswered questions ahead of their next game at Pittsburgh.
Kentucky's full SEC men's basketball schedule has been announced, featuring home and away games from January to March, including key matchups against teams like Alabama, Florida, and Tennessee, with nonconference games also scheduled. The season culminates with the rivalry game against Florida on March 7 at Rupp Arena.
A reader reflects on a past relationship with a college boyfriend who was unfaithful and socially active, questioning whether he has changed after six years.
The 2025 MLB Mock Draft projects a deep class with Ethan Holliday leading as the top prospect, followed by a mix of high school and college players across various positions, with team needs and recent performances influencing the first-round selections.
The 2025 Men's College World Series marks its 75th edition with notable storylines including a historic field without last year's teams, a rematch of the 2016 final between Coastal Carolina and Arizona, only two SEC teams making it, and four teams returning to Omaha for the first time since winning championships. The tournament features a diverse mix of teams from various conferences, with intriguing matchups and historic moments to watch.
A woman seeks advice about her 20-year-old brother who rarely contacts their mother, causing her emotional pain. The advice suggests that the brother's behavior is normal for his age and stage of independence, and encourages the mother to reach out lightly to maintain connection, while also advising the sister to gently encourage her brother to contact their mother. The overall message emphasizes understanding, patience, and healthy boundaries in family relationships.
The article highlights various celebrity children graduating in 2025, including high school and college graduates from notable families such as the Coppola, Maguire, Evangelista, and Bryant families, among others, with some contemplating their future paths.
The SEC has released its full 2025 football schedule, with games starting the weekend of August 30 and the SEC championship game scheduled for December 6 at Mercedes Benz Stadium in Atlanta. Each team will have two open dates during the season, and specific kickoff times and TV details will be announced later.
Dr. Sarah Hill, a psychologist at Texas Christian University, highlights a trend of declining sexual activity among college students, with more graduating as virgins. She attributes this to factors like gender imbalances in college enrollment, where women significantly outnumber men, making it harder for women to find partners of similar educational attainment. Additionally, hormonal birth control is noted to dampen women's libido by altering hormone levels. This trend is supported by data from UCLA and other studies showing increased sexual inactivity among young adults.
Jennifer Garner and Ben Affleck's eldest daughter, Violet, has graduated high school and may be heading to Yale, as suggested by a sweater she wore in a graduation photo. Garner and Affleck, who met on the set of "Daredevil" and divorced in 2018, continue to co-parent their three children.
Several college students who participated in pro-Palestinian protests are facing severe disciplinary actions, including the withholding of their diplomas, arrests, and expulsions. These students, from institutions like the University of Chicago, Vanderbilt, Harvard, and Princeton, are in limbo as they await the outcomes of investigations and appeals. Despite the high stakes, many express no regret for their activism, emphasizing the importance of their cause over personal academic achievements.
Jennifer Garner's daughter Violet Affleck, who recently graduated high school, appears to be heading to Yale, as indicated by a photo of her in a Yale pullover. Garner expressed her pride and emotions on social media, receiving supportive comments from fellow celebrity moms.