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On the flip side, it allows players to emerge seemingly out of nowhere. Such was the case for Graham Stanford. A catcher the majority of his time with New Home, Stanford took control of the No. 1 ...

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Stanford will create a school focused on climate and sustainability, University President Marc Tessier-Lavigne announced at the annual meeting of the Academic Council, which includes all faculty ...

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The Trump administration is seeking to end all federal contracts with Harvard University. NBC News' Garrett Haake reports more from the White House. Host of NPR's "Morning Edition" Steve Inskeep ...

Students across Tampa Bay will face higher meal costs as school districts struggle to balance rising food prices and uncertainty from the federal government. In Pinellas County, elementary school ...

Lara Somfai chose Stanford over offers from top programs like Duke and UConn. Nishant is a Delhi-based journalist at Sportskeeda specializing in High School Sports. He graduated in Mathematical ...

Just throw in the towel. If you think about it, the Thunder have the makings of an old-school dynasty in a supposedly new NBA landscape, where teams are meant to be created relatively equal.

The Trump administration on Thursday halted Harvard’s ability to enroll international students amid an ongoing standoff between the government and the Ivy League school. On Friday, the Hong Kong ...

Two days after the event, Tessier-Lavigne and Jenny Martinez, the dean of Stanford Law School, apologized to Duncan for the disturbance, stating that it violated the school’s policies.

The NIL era of college basketball comes with drawbacks, but it also means players who previously would have declared for the NBA Draft are returning to school -- either with their original teams ...