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The family of Claude Lemieux has donated his brain to Boston University’s CTE Center (UNITE Brain Bank) to advance research on chronic traumatic encephalopathy and the effects of repetitive head trauma, emphasizing that no diagnosis should be drawn at this time and noting Lemieux’s death at age 60 after a lengthy NHL career.
The family of former NHL star Claude Lemieux has donated his brain to Boston University's Center for the Study of Traumatic Encephalopathy to support ongoing research into concussion-related brain injuries in sports.
Washington Capitals defenseman Cole Hutson is set to make his NHL debut against the Ottawa Senators after a standout two-year run at Boston University, stepping into the spotlight beneath the high-profile shadow of his older brother Lane Hutson, a Calder Trophy winner with Montreal. Cole says they’re similar yet different—Lane is more shiftier and instinctive, while he’s smoother and lets plays develop—and he even leaned on Lane for three hours of advice before signing with Washington as he tries to forge his own path.
Washington Capitals sign 19-year-old defenseman Cole Hutson to a three-year entry-level contract worth $975,000 AAV after a standout sophomore season at Boston University; Hutson could debut Wednesday against the Ottawa Senators, having led BU in assists (22) and points (32) and earning All-Hockey East First Team, and he is the younger brother of Lane Hutson and Quinn Hutson with notable U.S. World Junior Championship experience including a 2025 gold.
The Washington Capitals signed 19-year-old defenseman Cole Hutson to a three-year entry-level contract beginning this season with a $975,000 average annual value, adding a second-round pick from 2024 who starred at Boston University (led in assists and points as a sophomore and earned multiple NCAA honors) and has competed for the United States at the World Juniors, including a gold medal in 2025 and a strong showing in 2026.
Capitals sign 2024 second-round pick Cole Hutson to a three-year entry-level contract worth $975,000 AAV, making the 19-year-old defenseman the first Capitals draftee from 2024 to potentially debut this week. Hutson led Boston University in scoring this season (32 points) and totaled 80 NCAA points in 74 games, with the first contract year counting immediately since he isn’t ELC slide eligible.
Boston University defenseman Cole Hutson earned a second straight All-Hockey East First Team nod, leading BU in scoring and ranking among NCAA leaders, with his possible final BU game coming in the Hockey East quarterfinal before he signs an entry-level contract with the Washington Capitals.
A Boston University–led analysis of the Framingham Heart Study found that higher physical activity levels between ages 45 and 64 are associated with about a 45% lower risk of dementia, with similar benefits extending into older age (about 41% for ages 65–88). The study suggests that regular exercise improves brain health by boosting blood flow and reducing vascular risk factors like hypertension and diabetes, and recommends heart-healthy diets and engaging in social and brain-stimulating activities as complementary strategies.
Nearly 100 former Boston U soccer players have publicly supported their former coach Nancy Feldman against sexual harassment allegations made by podcaster Alex Cooper, who claimed Feldman harassed her in the 2010s. The players stated they never felt unsafe and stand by Feldman, while Cooper shared her experience of inappropriate questions and benching. Boston University denied any wrongdoing, emphasizing their zero-tolerance policy on harassment.
Podcast star Alex Cooper publicly accused her former Boston University soccer coach, Nancy Feldman, of sexually harassing her over three years, alleging a lack of accountability and justice from the university, and vowed to hold those responsible accountable, highlighting systemic issues of abuse and power misuse.
Alex Cooper recounts her traumatic experience with sexual harassment by Boston University women's soccer coach Nancy Feldman, describing a distressing meeting where she was questioned about her health and personal life, highlighting issues of misconduct in sports coaching.
Boston University responded to allegations by Alex Cooper, host of 'Call Her Daddy,' who accused her former soccer coach Nancy Feldman of sexual harassment during her college years, highlighting the university's stance on zero tolerance and ongoing concerns about campus safety.
Alex Cooper, creator of 'Call Her Daddy,' alleges she was sexually harassed by her college soccer coach Nancy Feldman at Boston University, which led her to pursue a career in podcasting to find her voice and escape silence. The allegations include inappropriate comments, unwanted attention, and punitive actions by Feldman, with Cooper and her teammate witnessing some of the misconduct. Cooper's family reported the incident to university officials, but she claims they dismissed her concerns. Feldman retired in 2022, and the university has not commented on the allegations.
Alex Cooper, host of Call Her Daddy, publicly accuses her former soccer coach Nancy Feldman of sexual harassment in her Hulu documentary Call Her Alex, revealing her past trauma and the challenges of speaking out, while also exploring her rise to fame and her current empowerment journey.
Alex Cooper, a successful podcaster, alleges she was sexually harassed by Boston University soccer coach Feldman during her college years, and criticizes the university for dismissing her complaints and failing to take action. The allegations come to light through a documentary, highlighting ongoing issues of abuse of power in sports institutions.