Texas State is joining the Pac-12, giving the rebuilding conference the eighth football-playing school it needed to maintain ...

Offering his advice to young actors, 'Abbott Elementary' star William Stanford Davis suggests they learn to say 'no.' — 'What ...

New York state education officials might face a U.S. Justice Department investigation into potential Title VI of the Civil Rights Act violations related to a public school's chosen mascot.

Wrestling Mailbag: Previewing this weekend's Big Ten and Big 12 Championships Real Woods has been the ‘real deal’ for Iowa wrestling this season Woods graduated from Montini in 2018, then from ...

Here are the key things to know ahead of the 2022-2023 wrestling season, beginning with Spencer Lee and Yianni Diakomihalis looking for their fourth NCAA titles.

Then Griffith not only blew up the bracket, but Stanford’s plans to cut the program by winning the 165-pound title as the No. 8 seed wearing a plain black singlet without a school logo.

They weren’t giving up. In protest of the school’s decision to cut the wrestling program, Borrelli’s team wore plain black singlets, void of the Stanford logo.

Stanford University has reversed the decision to cut 11 of its varsity sports programs. In an announcement on Tuesday, the school said the school backtracked in part because of "an improved ...

Stanford will reinstate all 11 varsity programs slated to be discontinued following the 2020-21 academic year, in a shocking reversal that follows months of student, athlete and alumni activism.

Shane Griffith wrestled in a singlet without the Stanford logo when he won a wrestling national championship at 165 pounds in March. He and other athletes and alumni had been pushing for Stanford ...

When Stanford University announced in July that it would cut close to a third of its varsity sports, it sparked a backlash from athletes and alumni, raised concerns about the future of the U.S ...

The Stanford logo was missing on Shane Griffith's all-black wrestling singlet when he won an NCAA national title last month. By design. To draw attention.