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Prince George is reportedly preparing to attend Eton College as a boarder, with the school said to be granting him two unprecedented privileges so he can see his family more often. French media, including Closer, highlight the unusual arrangements, noting the royal couple's wish to keep their son close despite the traditionally full-time boarding experience at the prestigious school.
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The SAT turns 100 this year, and the College Board reports that nearly 2 million students in the class of 2026 have taken the test. The milestone is prompting reflection on the exam's century-long role in US college admissions, its shift to digital format, and ongoing debate over the place of standardized testing in university admissions.
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Prince George, second in line to the British throne, has reached a notable milestone at Eton College, the prestigious boarding school near Windsor where he is now studying. Attention has grown after another member of the royal family made a surprise visit to the school, drawing interest in how the young prince is settling into life at the historic institution.
- 42027 NFL Mock Draft Sends Austin Simmons to Top 10▼2027 NFL Mock Draft: Austin Simmons Goes Top 10, Dolphins Draft Malik Willis’ Eventual Replacement
A new 2027 NFL Mock Draft projects Ole Miss quarterback Austin Simmons as a top-10 pick, while the Miami Dolphins are slotted to select a long-term successor to current quarterback Malik Willis. The early projection is drawing attention from fans and analysts months before the college season can shape real draft boards, with debate over how accurately a quarterback class two years out can be judged.
- 5Okorie, Veesaar and Evans to stay in NBA draft▼Okorie, Veesaar, Evans say they will remain in NBA draft
College basketball players Okorie, Veesaar and Evans have announced they will remain in the NBA draft and forgo remaining college eligibility. The decisions, reported by ABC11 News, come ahead of the draft deadline for players to withdraw, shaping rosters for the upcoming college season and the draft boards of NBA teams.
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ESPN analyst Jordan Reid has published an early top 50 big board for the 2027 NFL Draft, complete with scouting reports on the leading college prospects. With the 2026 draft still ahead, the unusually early rankings are drawing attention from fans running their own mock drafts and debating where next year's standout players will land.
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Scouting outlet No Ceilings has published its first big board for the 2027 NBA Draft, an early ranking of the top prospects eligible two years out. First-version boards this far ahead draw attention from fans and analysts eager to see which high school and college players are viewed as future lottery picks, and they often spark debate when rankings shift in later editions.
- 8Mock Draft Sends Jeremiah Smith to No. 1 in 2027▼2027 NFL mock draft: Jeremiah Smith at No. 1, CJ Carr first QB off the board - The Athletic
A new 2027 NFL mock draft projects Ohio State wide receiver Jeremiah Smith as the No. 1 overall pick, with Notre Dame quarterback CJ Carr rated as the first quarterback selected. The early projection, published by The Athletic, is drawing attention because both players are still college underclassmen, yet already considered elite prospects for a draft more than two years away.
- 9Early 2027 NFL mock draft puts Jeremiah Smith at No. 1▼2027 NFL mock draft: Jeremiah Smith at No. 1, CJ Carr first QB off the board
An early 2027 NFL mock draft projects Ohio State wide receiver Jeremiah Smith as the No. 1 overall pick, with Notre Dame quarterback CJ Carr rated as the first quarterback selected. The projection, published by The New York Times, is drawing attention from football fans tracking the next wave of college stars well ahead of their draft eligibility.
- 10Mock draft projects Jeremiah Smith as 2027 No. 1 pick▼2027 NFL mock draft: Jeremiah Smith at No. 1, CJ Carr first QB off the board https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/7665591/20
The Athletic has released an early 2027 NFL mock draft, projecting Ohio State wide receiver Jeremiah Smith as the No. 1 overall pick and Notre Dame quarterback CJ Carr as the first quarterback selected. The projection, published two years ahead of the draft, highlights the high expectations surrounding both college stars among NFL scouts and fans.
- 11North Carolina education board loosens high school math requirements▼North Carolina education board alters math requirements, give students more choices
North Carolina's State Board of Education has changed high school math graduation requirements, giving students more flexibility in which math courses they take. The move, reported by The Daily Tar Heel, is intended to widen choices for students instead of imposing a single track. Reactions so far focus on whether the change will help or weaken preparation for college and careers.
- 12Ohio University's Amber Healy appointed to PCORI Governing Board▼Heritage College Clinical Professor Amber Healy appointed to national PCORI Governing Board
Amber Healy, a clinical professor at Ohio University's Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine, has been appointed to the Governing Board of the Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute (PCORI), the national body that funds patient-focused health research. The university announced the appointment, which places the Heritage College faculty member in a influential national role in medical research governance.
- 13Arch Manning, CJ Carr headline 2027 NFL Draft QB rankings●NFL Draft QB rankings for 2027: CJ Carr, Arch Manning among risers and fallers in college football
Yahoo Sports has released updated quarterback rankings for the 2027 NFL Draft, listing CJ Carr and Arch Manning among the notable risers and fallers across college football. The rankings track how early-season performances are shaping the quarterback board for scouts and fans looking ahead to the next draft cycle.