Congress moved to undo proposed cuts to federal scientific and public health research funding Jan. 9, which may increase Georgetown University students’ access to community-based health initiatives that give them hands-on experience in public health and medicine. The move occurred amid bipartisan pushback and concern over the potential impacts cuts would have on … [Read more...] about Congress Pushes Back on Proposed Science Funding Cuts
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Darryn Peterson shows out in front of 30+ NBA scouts
By JAMES MADDEN Lawrence, KS – Kansas’ Darryn Peterson showed out in front of 30+ NBA scouting personnel in the Jayhawks’ win over BYU on Saturday. Prestigious NBA decision-makers Sam Presti (Thunder), Sean Marks (Nets, Brian Wright (Spurs) and Kevin Pritchard (Pacers) were all on hand. Darryn Peterson in 20 minutes: 18 points on 8 FGA. Elite scoring instincts on full … [Read more...] about Darryn Peterson shows out in front of 30+ NBA scouts
Bruce Pearl says NCAA ‘should consider’ banning Alabama from NCAA Tournament due to Charles Bediako situation
By JAMES MADDEN Alabama’s Charles Bediako has taken the college basketball world by storm, due to his controversial return to the school following three seasons in the NBA G-League. During Alabama’s game Sunday at Florida, Bediako, who signed three Two-Way contracts and spent time in the NBA G League, was serenaded with chants of “G League dropout!” "G LEAGUE … [Read more...] about Bruce Pearl says NCAA ‘should consider’ banning Alabama from NCAA Tournament due to Charles Bediako situation
NBA announces 2026 All-Star reserves
BY ALEJANDRO LOPEZ The NBA has announced the All-Star reserves for the 2025-26 NBA season. All-Star reserves are voted for by the coaches in each respective conference. The selections were made as follows: EASTERN CONFERENCE Donovan Mitchell (Cleveland) Jalen Johnson (Atlanta) Karl-Anthony Towns (New York) Pascal Siakam (Indiana) Norman Powell … [Read more...] about NBA announces 2026 All-Star reserves
MEN’S BASKETBALL | Hoyas Keep Rolling Past Butler
After 2 consecutive wins, the Georgetown University men’s basketball team traveled to Indianapolis with momentum and left Hinkle Fieldhouse with even more. The Hoyas (12-10, 4-7 Big East) picked up a 77-64 road win over the Butler University Bulldogs (13-9, 4-7 Big East) on Jan. 31, opening up a 3 game winning streak and spoiling Butler Head Coach Thad Matta’s hopes of earning … [Read more...] about MEN’S BASKETBALL | Hoyas Keep Rolling Past Butler