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Apr 22 2025EDUCATION

Student Loans: The Clock is Ticking

After a long pause, the Education Department is set to restart the collection process for overdue student loans. May 5th is the date when the hammer will drop. Borrowers who have fallen behind might soon find themselves dealing with debt collectors or being signed up for income-based repayment plans

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Apr 22 2025SCIENCE

Mars' Rock Stars: Perseverance's Big Find

The Perseverance rover has been on a roll, discovering a treasure trove of Martian rocks and minerals. This has happened at an unprecedented pace, especially after the rover reached a special spot on the planet. This spot is a large depression called Jezero Crater. Billions of years ago, a lake fill

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Apr 22 2025HEALTH

Why Some People Are Skeptical About Dengue Shots

Vaccines for dengue, a nasty mosquito-borne illness, face a tough crowd. Safety worries are a big reason why some people hesitate to get vaccinated. To tackle this problem, smart plans are needed to break down the walls that stand in the way. To get a handle on this, a deep dive into current re

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Apr 22 2025EDUCATION

The Shift in Student Loan Repayment

The Education Department is set to resume debt collection for defaulted student loans starting May 5. This move affects approximately 5. 3 million borrowers who are currently behind on their federal student loans. The decision marks the end of a three-year pause on collections, which began during th

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Apr 22 2025HEALTH

Heavy Drinking and Social Anxiety: How Timing Matters

College students who drink heavily and feel anxious in social situations might be more affected by when they drink. This is because alcohol can temporarily reduce stress and change how they see themselves as drinkers. A recent study looked into how the order of drinking and facing social stress af

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Apr 22 2025FINANCE

Student Loans: The Countdown to Collection Restarts

The U. S. Department of Education has announced that it will restart collecting on defaulted student loans starting May 5. This decision affects millions of borrowers who have not made a payment in over a year. In total, over 5 million borrowers are currently in default, and this number is expecte

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Apr 22 2025SPORTS

College Football's Big Ten: The Quarterback Shuffle

College football is always changing, and 2025 is shaping up to be a big year for the Big Ten. The conference is going through a lot of changes at the quarterback position. Only six of the 18 schools have a returning starter. This means that many teams are looking for new leaders under center. One of

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Apr 22 2025ENTERTAINMENT

Coachella 2024: The Heat, The Hits, And The Headaches

The Coachella music festival is known for its star-studded lineups and massive crowds. This year was no different, with some incredible performances and a few notable missteps. The festival faced some serious challenges, including record-breaking heat and strict set times that caused some issues. Bu

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Apr 22 2025SPORTS

A Big Welcome Back to the Big Apple

Ian Jackson is heading back to New York City. This is big news for basketball fans. He will be playing for St. John's. This is a big deal. Jackson is a talented player from North Carolina. He is known for his explosive moves on the court. He is also from The Bronx. So, he is coming home in a way. He

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Apr 22 2025HEALTH

Health Goals in Southeast Asia: A Look at 2030

The United Nations has set some big goals for the world to reach by 2030. These goals, known as the Sustainable Development Goals, include targets for health and well-being. For the countries in the Association of Southeast Asian Nations, or ASEAN, there are some serious hurdles to overcome. These n

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