John Beilein joins six others in the 36th WVU Sports Hall of Fame class, bringing the total to 250 with induction set for October 10.
NoaConecta rolls out cloud software for student access, pickups and transport, filling the analog gap left by academic ERPs in Chilean schools.
Microsoft says MAI-Cyber-1-Flash pushed MDASH to 95.95% on CyberGym at half the cost, but the public leaderboard still shows a rival agent on top.
A new NBER study finds Ivy League teammates can triple hiring odds at elite firms, and the edge starts with wealth before graduates ever compete.
T-Mobile and First Orion's new tool verifies business calls placed from mobile phones, but enrollment and per-call fees keep the badge out of reach for many.
Clara Shih quit Meta after her AI agent taught small businesses to cut jobs, and now she's arming Gen Z with the same tools.
Missouri's hire of deputy AD Bryan Maggard leaves Louisiana running a national search while a criminal funds investigation stays open.
Leon County killed a $440,000 Flock camera grant. Records from other states show why ICE and out-of-state police access, not just privacy, drove the backlash.
Europe's top court ruled Google can be held liable for gambling ads a paid YouTube partner posted, reviving Italy's €750,000 fine on the company.
Fifty years after Montreal's 1976 Olympics opened, the Games' debt and women's sports legacy still shape Los Angeles 2028 and the 2026 World Cup.