Lara Spencer is on the mend! The “Good Morning America” co-anchor, 55, revealed why she’s been absent from the program this week — and it has to do with a painful health battle. Spencer took to social media on Wednesday, Dec. 11, and got real with her followers. Posting one photo showing both of her feet … Read more
The Post’s special section on the Jouney to College. If you’re stressing about a college interview, take heart: Experts say these talks are an opportunity rather than another stressor in the college application process. Think of it as a chance for both parties to get to know each other better and gauge if there might … Read more
The Post’s special section on the Jouney to College. It’s a jungle out there — in the evolving landscape of college admissions, that is. With trends shaping standardized testing requirements, challenges introduced by the digitization of the SAT and the significance of college essays, a promising outcome requires an early, proactive and strategic planning strategy. … Read more
The Post’s special section on the Jouney to College. Lest you think your high school curriculum doesn’t matter, rest assured it does. And it may very well forge your future regarding what colleges decide you’re up to snuff. “Selecting the right high school courses isn’t just about meeting graduation requirements — it’s about crafting a … Read more
The Post’s special section on the Jouney to College. So your kid is a rock star on the field, or court, or track, or…? College recruitment often starts by sophomore year of high school. This means student-athletes must maintain strong academic and athletic performance from freshman year onwards, and engage strategically with recruiters. As a … Read more
The Post’s special section on the Jouney to College. It may sound jarring, but middle school is the prime time to start to secure college success. “The college admissions process is more competitive than ever before, and top schools are seeking students who are experts in their field of interest with a demonstrated history of … Read more
The Post’s special section on the Jouney to College. The thought of planning for college and figuring out how to cover its gigantic sticker price may seem like a long way off, especially if your kids are just learning their ABCs. However, there are lots of tangible things you can do even when your child … Read more
Tom Brady and some of Bill Belichick’s former players in New England expressed skepticism over the idea that the six-time Super Bowl-winning coach could handle coaching college players. News that Belichick had interviewed for the vacant North Carolina coaching job caught many people off guard last week and when the topic came up during Fox’s … Read more
Ava Hunt’s freshman year at SMU is shaping up to be a memorable one. Moments after the 11-2 Mustangs were announced as the final addition to the expanded College Football Playoff bracket as the No. 11 seed, the daughter of Chiefs CEO Clark Hunt celebrated the historic inclusion on social media. Hunt, a member of … Read more
Reece Davis made sure to quell any worry when Lee Corso was missing from the “College GameDay” dais on Sunday. Davis announced on the program Saturday that Corso underwent a “minor procedure” and that’s why he wasn’t with the ESPN crew in Atlanta before the SEC championship game between No. 2 Texas and No. 5 … Read more
Honey honey, nearly kills me. A new sex trend is sweeping college campuses across the U.S., and healthcare professionals are sounding the alarm. Male students are consuming “honey packets” that are marketed as sexual enhancers — but doctors warn that the seemingly au naturel products pose significant health risks. Doctors are warning that a concerning … Read more
Most Americans are feeling a major pinch in their wallets—from the price of eggs to high home prices—and the bottom line comes into sharper view for families with children who want to go to college. The average cost of college in the United States is $38,270 per student per year, including tuition, fees, books, supplies, … Read more
The Cavinder twins are quite aware of the alleged “Cavinder Curse.” Sisters Hanna and Haley joked in a new TikTok video about the curse and how some are blaming Hanna for Georgia quarterback and Heisman candidate Carson Beck’s struggles this season. The two noted the allegations against them while participating in the “Suspect is…” trend … Read more
Kate Middleton’s college roommate has shared a never-before-seen photo of her and the future queen. Laura Warshauer, who roomed with the future Princess of Wales at St. Salvator’s Hall during their first year at Scotland’s St. Andrews University in 2001 — the same halls of residence where Prince William lived that year — posted the … Read more
NBC is adding college basketball voices as it expands its coverage of the sport with the Big East. Rising star Fox play-by-play broadcaster John Fanta is joining NBC to call Big Ten and Big East games, The Post has learned. Fanta will continue to work at Fox, sources said. John Fanta is joining NBC Sports … Read more
Despite “College GameDay” asking Jason Kelce to join the show’s weekly field goal attempt, the former Eagles center proved he needs to study up on his special teams skills. Kelce was previously challenged by one of the show’s field goal success stories, a Cal student named Daniel, after he made a $100,000 kick in Vans … Read more
There are so many reasons for choosing where to attend college, but for the TikTok generation, the deciding factor is how aesthetically pleasing campus life will be. Gen Z is basing its decision for higher education based on how well it can be documented on social media platforms like TikTok. College-bound teens are looking for … Read more
Diddy think this was a good idea? Wearing offensive getups seems like a Halloween tradition at this point. This year, college students have been excoriated online after donning blackface so they could masquerade as disgraced rapper Sean “Diddy” Combs for the 2024 scream season. “Aside from the blatant and despicable blackface, this is just an … Read more
The “College GameDay” broadcast lacked a familiar face again, with Lee Corso — a mainstay on the show for more than three decades — missing his second consecutive week due to health reasons, according to host Rece Davis. “He’s not going to be here this week,” Davis told reporters leading up to the show, according … Read more
Nick Saban drew some early morning laughs from the ESPN “College GameDay” crew at a fellow broadcaster and Stanford’s expense. On Saturday, the famed pregame show was set at the University of California in Berkley for the first time in program history, and former Cardinal tight end Steve Coughlin, who is also known as Stanford … Read more