Indiana University is a major multicampus public research system rooted in liberal arts and sciences, expanding access to undergrad and grad education across Indiana.
A trend shows more millennials and Gen Z are negotiating prenuptial agreements earlier in relationships. Legal experts say early, clearly framed conversations about finances and future goals are becoming mainstream rather than taboo.
Texas Tech has offered to buy out its Week 1 game against Abilene Christian so it can host Texas in a potential Week 1 showdown; a bid that follows Texas coach Sarkisian’s comments on strength of schedule and a larger playoff conversation. Texas Tech supports quarterback Brendan Sorsby amid his gambling-integration case while pledging to back his reinstatement petition.
Giving USA 2026 reports 2025 philanthropy at a record $617 billion, up 3% in inflation-adjusted terms. Bequests and megagifts from a handful of ultra-wealthy donors drive the rise, with MacKenzie Scott contributing about a third of megagift dollars and Warren Buffett, Bill Gates and Michael Bloomberg among top benefactors. The stock market boom underpins broader giving across individuals, foundations, and corporations.
This year’s class of “Great Immigrants, Great Americans” includes Citi CEO Jane Fraser, Pulitzer Prize-winning authors Hernan Diaz and Cristina Rivera Garza, and fashion designer Gabriela Hearst. The newly renamed Andrew Carnegie…
A European heatwave has intensified, with records shattered across multiple countries. New analyses attribute a substantial share of heat-related deaths to human-caused climate change, while authorities warn of ongoing health and infrastructure pressures as temperatures stay high.
The military is screening for low testosterone and offering therapy to qualified troops. Experts warn against overprescribing and emphasize that treatment targets those with clinically diagnosed deficiencies.