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The long spell of power outages has added to the pangs of residents of Kashmir valley already worried about mandatory installation of smart meters. With no explanation provided by the authorities overseeing the generation and distribution of electricity, the unprecedented rise in power cuts this year during Ramzan have overwhelmed…

Can the UConn men go back to back? Are the South Carolina women unstoppable? Our writers pick the winners, sleepers and upsets in both NCAA tournament brackets

Arch Manning is reportedly opting out of appearing in College Football 25. But why?

Two libertarian experts on public ignorance continue a debate about conformism.

A lawsuit claims UT Tyler Health Science Center is trying to pull the veil of governmental immunity over doctors who do all of their work for a for-profit, private equity-backed health care system.

If approved, Neal Weaver will be the first permanent president to lead the East Texas university since it joined the UT System in 2023.

Kowtowing to the legislature, UT Austin disbanded all its diversity, equity, and inclusion programs wholesale—with little input from students or faculty.

'Nobody bats an eye at a Georgia Lamborghini'

The more quiet the university gets, the more worried Muny friends get and the more at risk the future of the course becomes.