Miss. college student, 20, arrested for allegedly hurling antisemitic comment at Dave Portnoy during pizza review

Miss. college student, 20, arrested for allegedly hurling antisemitic comment at Dave Portnoy during pizza review

A Mississippi college student was arrested for allegedly hurling an antisemitic comment at Barstool Sports founder Dave Portnoy as he filmed a pizza review, according to authorities and reports. Patrick McClintock, 20, was arrested Monday after a viral video allegedly captured him yelling, “F–k the Jews” toward Portnoy, who is Jewish, as he filmed a “One … Read more

Lost ESPN, ABC with YouTube TV? Here’s how to watch College Football for free

Lost ESPN, ABC with YouTube TV? Here’s how to watch College Football for free

New York Post may be compensated and/or receive an affiliate commission if you click or buy through our links. Featured pricing is subject to change. It’s been a week since YouTube TV customers lost access to all Disney-owned networks, including ABC and ESPN. Disney pulled its channels from the live TV streaming service on Oct. … Read more

Kate Middleton and Prince William’s college classmate dead after 100-foot fall from London rooftop bar

Kate Middleton and Prince William’s college classmate dead after 100-foot fall from London rooftop bar

Kate Middleton and Prince William’s college classmate has died at the age of 45. Ben Duncan, a socialite and reality star who attended the University of St. Andrews alongside the Prince and Princess of Wales, passed away after falling 100 feet from a London bar rooftop last week. “Officers responded to concerns for a man … Read more

College basketball’s mismatches are just senseless cruelty

College basketball’s mismatches are just senseless cruelty

There are times when visceral responses — those that instantly flow from the gut — outsmart the contemplative responses.  Source link #College #basketballs #mismatches #senseless #cruelty

Admissions counselor reveals the new rules of college entrance applications — and whether it’s safe to rely on AI

Admissions counselor reveals the new rules of college entrance applications — and whether it’s safe to rely on AI

In the high-stakes world of college admissions, there’s one lesson every hopeful applicant should learn early: What you leave out of your personal essay may matter more than what you put in. Many schools receive tens of thousands of applications each cycle, allowing the admissions officers only a few minutes to decide whether to consider … Read more

Pat McAfee makes Chauncey Billups joke on ‘College GameDay’ amid NBA gambling scandal fallout

Pat McAfee makes Chauncey Billups joke on ‘College GameDay’ amid NBA gambling scandal fallout

Pat McAfee didn’t hesitate to bring up the biggest story in sports during “College GameDay” on Saturday. When discussing College Football Playoff odds for undefeated and one-loss teams — everyone with at least a 2 percent chance, according to the graphic — with the rest of the ESPN panel, McAfee, who hosts his eponymous show … Read more

John Stamos blasts Lori Loughlin’s ‘a – – hole’ husband Mossimo Giannulli — and blames him for college scandal

John Stamos blasts Lori Loughlin’s ‘a – – hole’ husband Mossimo Giannulli — and blames him for college scandal

Uncle Jesse still has Aunt Becky’s back. John Stamos is defending former “Full House” co-star Lori Loughlin amid her separation from Mossimo Giannulli after the estranged couple’s 2019 college admissions bribery scandal. “40 years I’ve known her,” Stamos, 62, said of Loughlin, 61, during a new episode of the “Good Guys” podcast released on Monday. … Read more

Grubhub is offering insurance for people who fall asleep before their food arrives — but there’s a catch

Grubhub is offering insurance for people who fall asleep before their food arrives — but there’s a catch

It used to be “you snooze, you lose.” Now, Grubhub is looking to change that for college kids. From Oct. 18 through Nov. 1, the food delivery company is offering sleepy students “Snooze Insurance” should they pass out before their food arrives. On campuses across the country, students order post-party food orders in the wee … Read more

Students identifying as nonbinary are on the decline, according to a new study

Students identifying as nonbinary are on the decline, according to a new study

New data suggests that fewer young adults are identifying as nonbinary, a term that refers to individuals who do not identify as male or female. Eric Kaufmann, a professor of politics at the University of Buckingham, released a report titled “The Decline of Trans and Queer Identity among Young Americans,” in which he suggests that … Read more

Americans are missing their college glory days — with 1 in 4 wanting to turn back the clock for this reason: study

Americans are missing their college glory days — with 1 in 4 wanting to turn back the clock for this reason: study

More than a third of Americans would redo their college experience if they could (38%), according to new research. A survey of 2,000 adults split respondents by those who have and haven’t received a degree and found that both groups wouldn’t turn down a redo at the choices they made today, including 43% of college … Read more

Bill Belichick supposedly called Kirk Herbstreit in wild ‘College GameDay’ scene

Bill Belichick supposedly called Kirk Herbstreit in wild ‘College GameDay’ scene

Bill Belichick was apparently watching “College Gameday” Saturday morning.  The North Carolina head coach supposedly called Kirk Herbstreit as the panel was discussing his drama-filled football program in what turned out to be a bizarre moment in a week full of them for Belichick.  “I think the most important thing is, is to understand,” Herbstreit … Read more

Kirk Herbstreit reveals touching Pat McAfee ‘College GameDay’ charitable endeavor

Kirk Herbstreit reveals touching Pat McAfee ‘College GameDay’ charitable endeavor

Pat McAfee’s pockets have been getting lighter, whether fans know it or not. Two times already this season, college students have successfully kicked a 33-yarder through the uprights in the Pat McAfee Kicking Contest hosted during ESPN’s “College GameDay” for a wad of cash that can range anywhere between $250,000 to $600,000. Due to the … Read more

College student has legs amputated after learning her ‘flu’ is actually deadly disease

College student has legs amputated after learning her ‘flu’ is actually deadly disease

A student’s “freshers’ flu” turned out to be deadly meningitis — and she had both legs amputated to save her life. Ketia Moponda, 19, arrived at university eight days before she was struck down with what she initially believed to be freshers’ flu — a mild cough new students get in their first few weeks. … Read more

How South Asian students are standing out to the Ivy League after affirmative action ban

How South Asian students are standing out to the Ivy League after affirmative action ban

An unspoken set of rules have always governed the college admissions process for many Asian families. They understand, for example, that an Indian male applying to study computer science or a Chinese female pianist will have to work exponentially harder to distinguish themselves in the admissions process. For South Asian families in particular, the college … Read more

Meet the elite college admissions consultants beating the Ivy League admissions game

Meet the elite college admissions consultants beating the Ivy League admissions game

New York Post may receive revenue from affiliate and advertising partnerships for sharing this content and/or when you make a purchase. It’s no secret: college admissions have always been fiercely competitive.  But as demand for higher education swells, applicant pools jumped 5% in just the past year, turning an already ruthless competition into what must feel like … Read more

Exclusive | Gen Z students move emotional support pets into dorm rooms — to cope with the ‘trauma’ of college: ‘Really comforting’

Exclusive | Gen Z students move emotional support pets into dorm rooms — to cope with the ‘trauma’ of college: ‘Really comforting’

In dorm rooms across America, college students used to go at it like rabbits. Now, they house the cutesy animals instead. As Gen Z forgoes sex, drugs, and alcohol, youngsters are instead spending their time on campus tending to emotional support pets. Students are housing dogs, cats, rabbits, and guinea pigs in their dorm rooms … Read more

ESPN’s Taylor Davis goes viral over sideline rap video during college football game

ESPN’s Taylor Davis goes viral over sideline rap video during college football game

One of the biggest storylines to come out of Week 1 of the college football slate had nothing to do with what transpired on the field. ESPN reporter Taylor Davis became a viral sensation Saturday while covering Southern Miss’ 34-17 loss to Mississippi State, when she was captured on video jamming to the music blaring … Read more

College football fans willing to go to extreme lengths for their favorite teams: survey

College football fans willing to go to extreme lengths for their favorite teams: survey

More than a third of college football fans said they’d choose to attend their team’s biggest rivalry game of the year rather than their friend’s wedding if they were on the same day. The shocking stat emerged in a new survey of 2,000 American college football enthusiasts, evenly split by NCAA Division I conference, which … Read more

Inspired by ‘The Breakfast Club,’ meet our fashion class of 2029

Inspired by ‘The Breakfast Club,’ meet our fashion class of 2029

As John Hughes’ legendary ’80s film “The Breakfast Club” celebrates four decades of making detention iconic, we found fresh inspiration in its aesthetics, from the perfectly preppy to the subversively renegade. Now part of the coming-of-age canon, the movie stars a quintet of brilliant Brat Packers — Molly Ringwald, Judd Nelson, Anthony Michael Hall, Ally … Read more

The top college campuses to find celebrities — and their kids

The top college campuses to find celebrities — and their kids

Congratulations, the high school class of 2025 (rah-rah-rah!) is ready to matriculate! Your freshly sprouted scholar spent the last four years growing their GPA, acing their APs and crushing their SATs in preparation for brain-bending curriculum. But are they ready for the most advantageous aspect of life at a top college: socializing with stardom?  It’s … Read more