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Yale QB Dante Reno throws 4 TDs in 41-24 win one day after father Tony Reno dies
sports9 days ago

Yale QB Dante Reno throws 4 TDs in 41-24 win one day after father Tony Reno dies

Yale quarterback Dante Reno threw for four touchdowns and 298 yards to lead a 41-24 victory over Merrimack on October 3, 2026. The game occurred just one day after the university announced the death of his father, former head coach Tony Reno, at age 52. Dante dedicated the win to his father, stating that his late coach would have wanted him to play. Tony Reno, who stepped down in February 2026 due to health complications, finished his 14-year tenure with an 83-49 record and five Ivy League championships.

Tony Reno, Yale Football’s Record-Setting Coach, Dies at 52
sports11 days ago

Tony Reno, Yale Football’s Record-Setting Coach, Dies at 52

Tony Reno, the former head coach of Yale football who led the team to five Ivy League championships and 83 career victories, has died at age 52 after a long illness. He stepped down in February 2026 due to health issues. His legacy includes restoring Yale to national prominence and securing the conference’s first automatic bid to the FCS playoffs.

Whistleblower claims DOJ pressured Ivy League antisemitism probes to secure settlements
politics1 month ago

Whistleblower claims DOJ pressured Ivy League antisemitism probes to secure settlements

A former Justice Department attorney accuses a Trump-era task force of pressuring Ivy League universities (Harvard, Brown, Columbia) to settle antisemitism investigations, often despite little evidence of systemic violations, and even guiding interviews of Muslim professors to bolster claims. Brown faced a federal funding freeze before a termination of the probe and settled for about $50 million; Columbia agreed to an over-$200 million settlement, restoring nearly $400 million in research grants; Harvard’s case went to court and the government’s claims were challenged. The whistleblower says these actions were politically motivated, while the DOJ defends the investigations as proper. The disclosures could influence remaining probes and settlements.

Brown's Paxson to Step Down, Leaving a Stronger Ivy Benchmark
education2 months ago

Brown's Paxson to Step Down, Leaving a Stronger Ivy Benchmark

Brown University President Christina Paxson will step down at the end of the 2026–27 academic year, after steering Brown toward intellectual rigor and civil discourse, expanding programs such as ROTC and a Center for Philosophy, Politics and Economics, strengthening Jewish life on campus, and guiding the university through a 2025 settlement with the Trump administration amid campus activism—leaving Brown in stronger standing than many Ivies as she departs.

Mangione hearing delayed after prosecutors fail to notify jailers of court transport
world3 months ago

Mangione hearing delayed after prosecutors fail to notify jailers of court transport

A New York court postponed Luigi Mangione’s murder-related hearing after prosecutors admitted they hadn’t informed jail officials that he needed transport to court, forcing Judge Gregory Carro to reschedule the session to Wednesday. Mangione is charged in the Dec. 4, 2024, killing of UnitedHealth CEO Brian Thompson and faces both state and federal trials; the delay halted proceedings on the admissibility of evidence, with state and federal trial dates set for Sept. 8 and Oct. 13 respectively.

Cornell President Faces Allegations After Parking-Lot Confrontation Post Israel Debate
education5 months ago

Cornell President Faces Allegations After Parking-Lot Confrontation Post Israel Debate

Surveillance footage shows Cornell University president Michael Kotlikoff reversing his SUV as students surrounded his car after an Israel-Palestine debate; a group claims two students were injured, while Kotlikoff says he was accosted and used the vehicle’s safety features to disengage, with one student shown being hit in the clip. The incident underscores ongoing campus speech tensions amid broader debates about funding and governance at the Ivy League school.

Power-fueled Penn stuns Yale to win Ivy Madness and punch NCAA ticket
sports7 months ago

Power-fueled Penn stuns Yale to win Ivy Madness and punch NCAA ticket

No. 3 Penn upset No. 1 Yale 88-84 in overtime to capture the Ivy League Tournament title and earn an NCAA tournament berth for the first time since 2018. TJ Power exploded for 44 points and 14 rebounds, including back-to-back threes in the final seconds of regulation to force OT; Penn then pulled away in the extra period behind clutch plays from Power and Cam Thrower as Yale’s defense faltered. Penn coach Fran McCaffery, in his first season, guided the Quakers to the program’s dancing status while Yale, missing injured captain Ethan Roberts, saw its regular-season dominance halted at Ivy Madness.”,

Ivy League Grad Charged in UnitedHealthcare CEO's Murder: Key Details Emerge
crime1 year ago

Ivy League Grad Charged in UnitedHealthcare CEO's Murder: Key Details Emerge

Luigi Mangione, a 26-year-old Ivy League graduate, has been charged with the murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson in Manhattan. Mangione, who comes from a wealthy Baltimore family, was arrested in Pennsylvania and faces multiple charges, including murder and weapon possession. He has a background in tech, having founded an app and worked as a data engineer. Mangione's online presence includes discussions on AI and a favorable review of The Unabomber Manifesto. His family expressed shock and devastation over his arrest.