51 mins. ago
Megyn Kelly criticized Mariska Hargitay over her response to a ****** ual ****** ault case involving Cornell University students. During her podcast, Kelly questioned Hargitay's comments and also criticized the outfit worn by the actress's 15-year-old daughter at the 2026 Emmy Awards.
The criticism came after Hargitay spoke out about a case involving a former Cornell student who alleged that seven fraternity members drugged and ****** ually ****** aulted her in October 2024, according to OK! Magazine.
The case drew renewed attention in September after the woman filed a civil lawsuit. The Tompkins County District Attorney later reopened the criminal investigation and said the case would be presented to a grand jury.
Hargitay, who stars in Law & Order: SVU and founded the Joyful Heart Foundation, criticized Cornell's handling of the case. She also shared posts calling for consequences for the accused men, writing, "Yes, I think we should ruin the futures of adult men who drug and gang r— a woman."
Kelly began her podcast segment by discussing Hargitay's career and appearance at the Emmys. Hargitay hosted the ceremony and attended with her family, including her 15-year-old daughter, Amaya.
#case #kelly #cornell
The criticism came after Hargitay spoke out about a case involving a former Cornell student who alleged that seven fraternity members drugged and ****** ually ****** aulted her in October 2024, according to OK! Magazine.
The case drew renewed attention in September after the woman filed a civil lawsuit. The Tompkins County District Attorney later reopened the criminal investigation and said the case would be presented to a grand jury.
Hargitay, who stars in Law & Order: SVU and founded the Joyful Heart Foundation, criticized Cornell's handling of the case. She also shared posts calling for consequences for the accused men, writing, "Yes, I think we should ruin the futures of adult men who drug and gang r— a woman."
Kelly began her podcast segment by discussing Hargitay's career and appearance at the Emmys. Hargitay hosted the ceremony and attended with her family, including her 15-year-old daughter, Amaya.
#case #kelly #cornell
3 hours ago
A woman who accused seven members of a fraternity at Cornell University in 2024 of rape reportedly told the school's investigators that she "felt like bait" on the night of the alleged ***** ault.
"I felt like lions around me," she said during a 2025 hearing, according to ABC News. "It just was a totally debilitating place to be in."
The comments were included in a 99-page report prepared by the university as part of its ***** le IX investigation, per ABC.
The report also included comments from a fraternity member who Cornell's investigation concluded did not engage in the ***** ault but was found responsible for "attempted ***** ual exploitation."
"I was sorry that maybe if it wasn't consensual and she was victimized, I was sorry for not stopping it," the fraternity members said, according to ABC.
#according
"I felt like lions around me," she said during a 2025 hearing, according to ABC News. "It just was a totally debilitating place to be in."
The comments were included in a 99-page report prepared by the university as part of its ***** le IX investigation, per ABC.
The report also included comments from a fraternity member who Cornell's investigation concluded did not engage in the ***** ault but was found responsible for "attempted ***** ual exploitation."
"I was sorry that maybe if it wasn't consensual and she was victimized, I was sorry for not stopping it," the fraternity members said, according to ABC.
#according
4 hours ago
A former Cornell University student filed a civil lawsuit alleging that seven members of the Chi Phi fraternity drugged or pressured her to use drugs and alcohol and **** ually **** aulted her over several hours at the fraternity house in October 2024. The lawsuit and alleged fraternity Snapchat messages have since drawn national attention and scrutiny of Cornell's response.
The allegations have sparked widespread outrage and renewed scrutiny of **** ual violence on college campuses, fraternity culture, and how universities and law enforcement respond when students report **** ual **** ault.
Florence Pugh was among the first in Hollywood to speak out. "This is really the moment where we need our men to be as horrified and as sickened as us," part of her statement on Instagram on Sept. 28 said. "How can you expect us to trust that it's 'not all men' when in moments like this many of you stay quiet?"
Mariska Hargitay, Josh Gad and Hudson Williams also called out the allegations and demanded accountability, part of what has become a national conversation about **** ual violence, fraternity culture, and the institutions tasked with protecting students.
While some people argue that celebrities should stay in their lane and avoid activism, advocates say the response matters.
#scrutiny #response
The allegations have sparked widespread outrage and renewed scrutiny of **** ual violence on college campuses, fraternity culture, and how universities and law enforcement respond when students report **** ual **** ault.
Florence Pugh was among the first in Hollywood to speak out. "This is really the moment where we need our men to be as horrified and as sickened as us," part of her statement on Instagram on Sept. 28 said. "How can you expect us to trust that it's 'not all men' when in moments like this many of you stay quiet?"
Mariska Hargitay, Josh Gad and Hudson Williams also called out the allegations and demanded accountability, part of what has become a national conversation about **** ual violence, fraternity culture, and the institutions tasked with protecting students.
While some people argue that celebrities should stay in their lane and avoid activism, advocates say the response matters.
#scrutiny #response
17 days ago
FC Barcelona have begun the process of renewing defender Gerard Martín's contract, per multiple reports. The 24-year-old footballer has risen through the ranks and become an important part of manager Hansi Flick's set-up.
Barça are said to be looking to tie him up for longer, with a bigger release clause and a higher salary. There is reportedly no hurry on either side, as he has a contract until 2028. There is a sense of optimism surrounding the negotations, as the team is happy with his performances and the player wants to stay.
Barça reportedly see him continuing to be a key part of the squad and possibly even improving as time goes on. A Barcelona native, Martín was a product of UE Cornellà's academy before going to Barcelona's B team. Reports say he's happy to stay with his hometown club.
So far, there have been no concrete negotiations or even a set date for a meeting on the matter. All that has been reported are preliminary conversations.
A left-back by training, he has broken through as a center-back under Flick. With Ronald Araujo on loan to Liverpool FC, Barça are set to use Martín often this season alongside Pau Cubarsí. There was talk of a potential center-back signing, though none came. Andreas Christensen has split duties as the other center-back to start this season. Barça also has Eric Garcia, though he often plays as a full-back.
#back #Barcelona #part #team
Barça are said to be looking to tie him up for longer, with a bigger release clause and a higher salary. There is reportedly no hurry on either side, as he has a contract until 2028. There is a sense of optimism surrounding the negotations, as the team is happy with his performances and the player wants to stay.
Barça reportedly see him continuing to be a key part of the squad and possibly even improving as time goes on. A Barcelona native, Martín was a product of UE Cornellà's academy before going to Barcelona's B team. Reports say he's happy to stay with his hometown club.
So far, there have been no concrete negotiations or even a set date for a meeting on the matter. All that has been reported are preliminary conversations.
A left-back by training, he has broken through as a center-back under Flick. With Ronald Araujo on loan to Liverpool FC, Barça are set to use Martín often this season alongside Pau Cubarsí. There was talk of a potential center-back signing, though none came. Andreas Christensen has split duties as the other center-back to start this season. Barça also has Eric Garcia, though he often plays as a full-back.
#back #Barcelona #part #team
25 days ago
There's a new scholarship program for those interested in golf-course design and it's being started by one of the best in the game: Tom Doak.
According to a story in golfcoursearchitecture.net, the Doak Award will go out every two years to students who have showcased a commitment to a career in golf-course architecture.
"The purpose of the award is to further the education of promising young architects who have already demonstrated their dedication to a career in golf course design," Doak the publication. "It is really a write-your-own-award set-up, so that it's tailored to the gaps in each applicant's experience, whatever they think they are."
Doak has modeled this after the Dreer Award which he earned while at Cornell in the early 1980s. That award paid for him to travel and study golf courses. The Doak Award requires applicants to propose their own program of study and inlcude travel and educational pieces.
"I do expect travel to be an important part of the award, but I am keenly aware that it is much more expensive to see great courses today than when I spent nine months in the UK for about $10,000 in 1982," says Doak. "To that end, I am enlisting a bunch of my former clients to provide lodging and food in key locations, and asking fellow architects to host a student for a day or two if travelling to their part of the country."
#Career #study
According to a story in golfcoursearchitecture.net, the Doak Award will go out every two years to students who have showcased a commitment to a career in golf-course architecture.
"The purpose of the award is to further the education of promising young architects who have already demonstrated their dedication to a career in golf course design," Doak the publication. "It is really a write-your-own-award set-up, so that it's tailored to the gaps in each applicant's experience, whatever they think they are."
Doak has modeled this after the Dreer Award which he earned while at Cornell in the early 1980s. That award paid for him to travel and study golf courses. The Doak Award requires applicants to propose their own program of study and inlcude travel and educational pieces.
"I do expect travel to be an important part of the award, but I am keenly aware that it is much more expensive to see great courses today than when I spent nine months in the UK for about $10,000 in 1982," says Doak. "To that end, I am enlisting a bunch of my former clients to provide lodging and food in key locations, and asking fellow architects to host a student for a day or two if travelling to their part of the country."
#Career #study
1 month ago
A father in Palo Alto, California, is declaring a victory in court after a federal judge allowed a civil rights lawsuit alleging anti-Asian bias in college admissions to move forward.
Nan Zhong and his son, Stanley Zhong, filed federal lawsuits against several elite institutions, including the University of California system, the University of Washington, the University of Michigan and Cornell University. The complaints allege the universities engaged in "racially discriminatory admissions practices that disadvantage highly qualified Asian-American applicants."
One of their cases will now proceed in part against the University of Washington after a federal judge granted the university defendants' motion to dismiss in part and denied it in part.
"We got an exciting ruling from the judge," Nan Zhong told Fox News Digital. "Effectively, the judge ruled in our favor by denying the university's motion to dismiss. So, this is a major development in the lawsuit. That means the judge found enough factual allegations to support our allegation."
Duke Law's Alleged Race-based Admissions Accused Of Defying Supreme Court Ruling: Doj
#university #zhong #admissions #court
Nan Zhong and his son, Stanley Zhong, filed federal lawsuits against several elite institutions, including the University of California system, the University of Washington, the University of Michigan and Cornell University. The complaints allege the universities engaged in "racially discriminatory admissions practices that disadvantage highly qualified Asian-American applicants."
One of their cases will now proceed in part against the University of Washington after a federal judge granted the university defendants' motion to dismiss in part and denied it in part.
"We got an exciting ruling from the judge," Nan Zhong told Fox News Digital. "Effectively, the judge ruled in our favor by denying the university's motion to dismiss. So, this is a major development in the lawsuit. That means the judge found enough factual allegations to support our allegation."
Duke Law's Alleged Race-based Admissions Accused Of Defying Supreme Court Ruling: Doj
#university #zhong #admissions #court
1 month ago
Pittsburgh's preseason ended in heartbreak Thursday night, as the Buffalo Bills scored late to beat the Steelers 28-27 at Highmark Stadium. Head coach Mike McCarthy watched his roster compete one final time before decision day arrived.
By Friday afternoon, the mood inside the building turned serious, and the first wave of cuts landed hard. What happens next will shape how Pittsburgh's sideline looks in Week 1.
The Pittsburgh Steelers released 11 players Friday, their first move in what will be a busy weekend of roster decisions. The team must reach the 53-man limit, and multiple reports indicate the front office has until Sunday at 8 p.m. ET to finish the job.
The August 28 list included tight end Jaheim Bell, offensive linemen Greg Crippen and Jaylon Guilbeau, and defensive backs Jack Henderson, Brandon Hill and Daryl Porter. Wide receivers Jakobie Keeney-James, Tamon Lynum, Cornell Powell and Isaiah Winstead were also let go, along with running back Alex Tecza.
Pittsburgh Steelers head coach Mike McCarthy greets Green Bay Packers head coach Matt LaFleur following their game at Acrisure Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Barry Reeger-Imagn Images
#roster
By Friday afternoon, the mood inside the building turned serious, and the first wave of cuts landed hard. What happens next will shape how Pittsburgh's sideline looks in Week 1.
The Pittsburgh Steelers released 11 players Friday, their first move in what will be a busy weekend of roster decisions. The team must reach the 53-man limit, and multiple reports indicate the front office has until Sunday at 8 p.m. ET to finish the job.
The August 28 list included tight end Jaheim Bell, offensive linemen Greg Crippen and Jaylon Guilbeau, and defensive backs Jack Henderson, Brandon Hill and Daryl Porter. Wide receivers Jakobie Keeney-James, Tamon Lynum, Cornell Powell and Isaiah Winstead were also let go, along with running back Alex Tecza.
Pittsburgh Steelers head coach Mike McCarthy greets Green Bay Packers head coach Matt LaFleur following their game at Acrisure Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Barry Reeger-Imagn Images
#roster
1 month ago
What did Target, Starbucks, and Nike have in common barely a year ago? All three consumer icons had freshly announced new CEOs, which were wrongly greeted with hasty skepticism from ***** ysts. Target's Michael Fiddelke was scoffed at as an uninspired insider; Nike's Elliott Hill was underestimated as a nostalgia hire, unable to stem Nike's loss of market share, while questions abounded over whether Brian Niccol could actually turn around Starbucks amidst pervasive in-store service struggles, despite his sterling record at Chipotle.
We saw it differently. At the time of their appointments, we vocally and presciently touted all three new CEOs as the right person for the job at the right time, while other ***** ysts rolled their eyes. Unlike the frequent, sometime successful model of the messianic hiring of industry outsiders as turnaround tians, these new CEOs hit the ground running as each had decades of experience in their sectors with glowing track records, priceless relationships, and balanced expertise across marketing, finance, strategy, and operations,.
Furthermore, we were the first to confidently predict the certainty of their success, even knowing that it would take some time to reposition their enterprises and for their new leadership to gain traction. Now the receipts are in, showing striking progress in all three cases, with each already well on their way to cementing their reputations as the architects of some of the most remarkable corporate turnarounds of our era.
When Michael Fiddelke, a Target lifer who had risen up the ranks from a lowly intern over two decades ago, was named CEO, cynics sneered that the board had chosen entrenched groupthink over fresh blood. We argued precisely the opposite—that the data overwhelmingly shows internal candidates outperform splashy external saviors, with insider CEOs appointed over the prior year delivering roughly 15% annualized shareholder returns while external hires averaged negative 9%. New brooms sweep clean, but the old broom knows the corners. Furthermore, we argued that Fiddelke was uniquely positioned to build on the many successes of his widely admired predecessor, Brian Cornell, despite simultaneous urgent challenges.
This week brought resounding vindication. Target's second-quarter sales jumped 5.3%, digital sales grew nearly 9%, Target raised its full-year outlook for the second consecutive quarter, and the stock soared nearly 5%. Indeed, on a year to date basis, Target stock has soared nearly 60%.
#year #time
We saw it differently. At the time of their appointments, we vocally and presciently touted all three new CEOs as the right person for the job at the right time, while other ***** ysts rolled their eyes. Unlike the frequent, sometime successful model of the messianic hiring of industry outsiders as turnaround tians, these new CEOs hit the ground running as each had decades of experience in their sectors with glowing track records, priceless relationships, and balanced expertise across marketing, finance, strategy, and operations,.
Furthermore, we were the first to confidently predict the certainty of their success, even knowing that it would take some time to reposition their enterprises and for their new leadership to gain traction. Now the receipts are in, showing striking progress in all three cases, with each already well on their way to cementing their reputations as the architects of some of the most remarkable corporate turnarounds of our era.
When Michael Fiddelke, a Target lifer who had risen up the ranks from a lowly intern over two decades ago, was named CEO, cynics sneered that the board had chosen entrenched groupthink over fresh blood. We argued precisely the opposite—that the data overwhelmingly shows internal candidates outperform splashy external saviors, with insider CEOs appointed over the prior year delivering roughly 15% annualized shareholder returns while external hires averaged negative 9%. New brooms sweep clean, but the old broom knows the corners. Furthermore, we argued that Fiddelke was uniquely positioned to build on the many successes of his widely admired predecessor, Brian Cornell, despite simultaneous urgent challenges.
This week brought resounding vindication. Target's second-quarter sales jumped 5.3%, digital sales grew nearly 9%, Target raised its full-year outlook for the second consecutive quarter, and the stock soared nearly 5%. Indeed, on a year to date basis, Target stock has soared nearly 60%.
#year #time
1 month ago
Alma Center Lincoln has canceled its next football game following the death of a player who was inured during their last game.
Max Preps, a high school sports website, said the Red Raiders had a Friday, Aug. 28 home game against the Cornell Chiefs.
Adam Massman, an Alma Center senior, died last week from injuries he sustained during a game. EMTs were at the game and Massman was taken to the hospital.
Drew Semingson, the district's superintendent, said canceling the game "isn't reflective of any long-term plans at this time for the football season."
More: Adam Massman remembered for love of sports, family and cattle
#game
Max Preps, a high school sports website, said the Red Raiders had a Friday, Aug. 28 home game against the Cornell Chiefs.
Adam Massman, an Alma Center senior, died last week from injuries he sustained during a game. EMTs were at the game and Massman was taken to the hospital.
Drew Semingson, the district's superintendent, said canceling the game "isn't reflective of any long-term plans at this time for the football season."
More: Adam Massman remembered for love of sports, family and cattle
#game
1 month ago
Tension at the Metropolitano after the boos aimed at Julián Álvarez headline a matchday in which FC Barcelona showed overwhelming dominance against Elche, Mourinho stepped in amid the 'Vinicius case', and Ligue 1 witnessed Ferran Torres' instant resurrection in Paris. On top of that, the transfer market is delivering dramatic twists just days before the deadline.
The atmosphere among the Atlético faithful is reaching boiling point. Atlético de Madrid fans showed strong disapproval toward Julián Álvarez after he made clear his intention to leave the club. After the final whistle against Villarreal, boos echoed around the stands, and the forward headed alone to the dressing room by decision of the club hierarchy to avoid further incidents.
The reigning champion kicked off LaLiga by laying down the law with an emphatic 0-5 win. In a brilliant attacking display, Raphinha and Fermín led the team with a brace each, joined by Adeyemi opening his account as a Barça scorer. A standout cameo from debutant Gordon in just 20 minutes put the finishing touch on an imposing start.
José Mourinho has spoken out after the controversial incidents in Cornellá. The Real Madrid coach publicly defended the Brazilian attacker, taking command within the Madrid dressing room and trying to ease the external pressure once again closing in on his biggest star.
He came, he saw, he conquered. Ferran Torres enjoyed a dream start in Ligue 1, rescuing PSG from the brink against Rennes. After trailing 0-2 at half-time, the Spanish forward took control in an extraordinary second half and scored a crucial brace to level the match.
#lvarez
The atmosphere among the Atlético faithful is reaching boiling point. Atlético de Madrid fans showed strong disapproval toward Julián Álvarez after he made clear his intention to leave the club. After the final whistle against Villarreal, boos echoed around the stands, and the forward headed alone to the dressing room by decision of the club hierarchy to avoid further incidents.
The reigning champion kicked off LaLiga by laying down the law with an emphatic 0-5 win. In a brilliant attacking display, Raphinha and Fermín led the team with a brace each, joined by Adeyemi opening his account as a Barça scorer. A standout cameo from debutant Gordon in just 20 minutes put the finishing touch on an imposing start.
José Mourinho has spoken out after the controversial incidents in Cornellá. The Real Madrid coach publicly defended the Brazilian attacker, taking command within the Madrid dressing room and trying to ease the external pressure once again closing in on his biggest star.
He came, he saw, he conquered. Ferran Torres enjoyed a dream start in Ligue 1, rescuing PSG from the brink against Rennes. After trailing 0-2 at half-time, the Spanish forward took control in an extraordinary second half and scored a crucial brace to level the match.
#lvarez
1 month ago
High school football season began on Aug. 21, and several area teams kicked off the season right.
Berne Union 40, River Valley 6: The Rockets cruised in their nonconference opener.
Junior quarterback Carson Kiger had a huge night. He completed 14 of 18 passes for 262 yards and four touchdowns and rushed for a touchdown.
Defensively, Jackson Little had an interception, and James Hocking returned an interception for a touchdown. Hocking also caught a 32-yard touchdown pass. Dillan Cornell caught two touchdown passes for 16 and 52 yards, and Aidan Harris caught a 33-yard touchdown pass.
Fisher Catholic 28, Belpre 19: The Irish went on the road and picked up a nonconference win.
#season
Berne Union 40, River Valley 6: The Rockets cruised in their nonconference opener.
Junior quarterback Carson Kiger had a huge night. He completed 14 of 18 passes for 262 yards and four touchdowns and rushed for a touchdown.
Defensively, Jackson Little had an interception, and James Hocking returned an interception for a touchdown. Hocking also caught a 32-yard touchdown pass. Dillan Cornell caught two touchdown passes for 16 and 52 yards, and Aidan Harris caught a 33-yard touchdown pass.
Fisher Catholic 28, Belpre 19: The Irish went on the road and picked up a nonconference win.
#season
1 month ago
Real Madrid face another league fixture with significant changes in the squad traveling for the game. José Mourinho spoke at a press conference to preview the match against RCD Espanyol in Barcelona. During his appearance, the Portuguese coach confirmed the absences of Endrick and Aurélien Tchouameni.
The most notable absence among the recent arrivals is Endrick. The Brazilian forward has been left out of the squad and will not travel with the group. As the coach himself explained, he is the only unavailable player who is not carrying issues over from last season.
For his part, Tchouameni will also not wear the Real Madrid shirt this Saturday in Cornellà. Although the French midfielder is recovering well from his physical issues, the coaching staff have decided not to take any risks and to keep him on a specific training plan to complete his return to full fitness.
"Tchouameni has to train today, tomorrow, and Sunday to speed up his process. He arrived in a condition that does not allow him to be ready for this match," Mourinho said regarding the French midfielder's fitness.
To cover these absences and complete the squad list, the coach from Setúbal will turn to the Valdebebas academy. Academy players Mario Rivas, Joan Martínez and Alexis Ciria will be on the bench against Espanyol.
#tchouameni #coach #madrid
The most notable absence among the recent arrivals is Endrick. The Brazilian forward has been left out of the squad and will not travel with the group. As the coach himself explained, he is the only unavailable player who is not carrying issues over from last season.
For his part, Tchouameni will also not wear the Real Madrid shirt this Saturday in Cornellà. Although the French midfielder is recovering well from his physical issues, the coaching staff have decided not to take any risks and to keep him on a specific training plan to complete his return to full fitness.
"Tchouameni has to train today, tomorrow, and Sunday to speed up his process. He arrived in a condition that does not allow him to be ready for this match," Mourinho said regarding the French midfielder's fitness.
To cover these absences and complete the squad list, the coach from Setúbal will turn to the Valdebebas academy. Academy players Mario Rivas, Joan Martínez and Alexis Ciria will be on the bench against Espanyol.
#tchouameni #coach #madrid
2 months ago
For the first time in eight years, the UConn women's basketball team had an undefeated regular season last year.
Matching that in 2026-27 could be a challenge for the Huskies, who announced their difficult nonconference schedule on Monday.
UConn will not only play South Carolina in a rematch of the 2026 Final Four, but will also face longtime rivals in Notre Dame and Tennessee and take on heavy hitters Michigan and LSU.
After playing in three preseason exhibitions throughout the month of October, the Huskies will open the 2026-27 season on Nov. 2 by hosting Cornell. Tip times, TV and home venue designations have yet to be announced.
Ten of UConn's 12 nonconference opponents played in the 2026 NCAA Tournament, including four of the Elite Eight participants (South Carolina, Duke, Notre Dame and Michigan). The Huskies will face Texas (which also reached the Elite Eight) in an exhibition on Oct. 19.
#huskies #eight #notre #elite
Matching that in 2026-27 could be a challenge for the Huskies, who announced their difficult nonconference schedule on Monday.
UConn will not only play South Carolina in a rematch of the 2026 Final Four, but will also face longtime rivals in Notre Dame and Tennessee and take on heavy hitters Michigan and LSU.
After playing in three preseason exhibitions throughout the month of October, the Huskies will open the 2026-27 season on Nov. 2 by hosting Cornell. Tip times, TV and home venue designations have yet to be announced.
Ten of UConn's 12 nonconference opponents played in the 2026 NCAA Tournament, including four of the Elite Eight participants (South Carolina, Duke, Notre Dame and Michigan). The Huskies will face Texas (which also reached the Elite Eight) in an exhibition on Oct. 19.
#huskies #eight #notre #elite
2 months ago
Philadelphia Waterdogs attackman CJ Kirst talks PLL playoffs, Rob Pannell's points record, and more originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here.
Philadelphia Waterdogs attackman CJ Kirst enters Saturday's regular season matchup with the New York Atlas at Subaru Park in Chester, PA, with the chance to break the PLL's all-time single-season goal record. Marcus Holman has held that record (30) since 2023. If Kirst doesn't get the record-breaking 31st goal on Saturday, he'll have the chance again on Sunday against the Maryland Whipsnakes in the regular-season finale.
Maryland, of course, has the all-time record holder for points in outdoor lacrosse, Rob Pannell. As Kirst told me, Pannell has been a mentor since his days at Cornell. Pannell was a Big Red lax legend over a decade before Kirst arrived in Ithaca.
I spoke with Kirst about Pannell's record that was set in July, and whether he's eyeing it, the PLL playoffs, and the Global Lacrosse Games ahead of his potentially historic weekend in the Philly metro.
RELATED: PLL star CJ Kirst's new Lax.com cleats give back to CityLax
#philadelphia #lacrosse #attackman
Philadelphia Waterdogs attackman CJ Kirst enters Saturday's regular season matchup with the New York Atlas at Subaru Park in Chester, PA, with the chance to break the PLL's all-time single-season goal record. Marcus Holman has held that record (30) since 2023. If Kirst doesn't get the record-breaking 31st goal on Saturday, he'll have the chance again on Sunday against the Maryland Whipsnakes in the regular-season finale.
Maryland, of course, has the all-time record holder for points in outdoor lacrosse, Rob Pannell. As Kirst told me, Pannell has been a mentor since his days at Cornell. Pannell was a Big Red lax legend over a decade before Kirst arrived in Ithaca.
I spoke with Kirst about Pannell's record that was set in July, and whether he's eyeing it, the PLL playoffs, and the Global Lacrosse Games ahead of his potentially historic weekend in the Philly metro.
RELATED: PLL star CJ Kirst's new Lax.com cleats give back to CityLax
#philadelphia #lacrosse #attackman
2 months ago
Fewer cargo theft reports did not mean smaller losses during the second quarter, according to Verisk CargoNet's ******* ysis. The intelligence network documented 677 incidents across the United States and Canada. That total fell 26% from Q2 2025. It also dropped 14% from the previous quarter.
Estimated cargo losses nevertheless climbed to $304.6 million during the three-month period. That figure more than doubled the $135.7 million reported during Q2 2025. The average reported commodity value reached $564,009. Several multimillion-dollar thefts involving metals and enterprise technology heavily influenced that average.
"Lower incident volume should not be mistaken for lower risk," Keith Lewis, Verisk CargoNet's vice president of operations, said. "The groups driving the largest losses are not necessarily trying to steal more freight; they are trying to identify the right shipment." Lewis pointed to metals and enterprise technology as areas attracting organized theft groups. Those shipments can offer major value and established resale opportunities.
Scott Cornell, EVP, Crime and Theft Specialist at SPG Cargo & Logistics and chair of TAPA Americas, discussed the results during a recent FreightWaves interview. He described the decrease as welcome news after years when theft activity stayed elevated. Cornell also urged the industry to avoid treating one quarter as proof of a broader shift. "It's not going to be a trend until we see it for maybe two or three quarters consecutively," Cornell said.
Cornell noted that cargo theft numbers have historically moved up and down. He said recent law-enforcement arrests could be contributing to the quarterly decrease. Those efforts included operations in New York, New Jersey, California and Canada, along with FBI and Homeland Security cases. Cornell called the results from law enforcement and private-sector cooperation encouraging.
#theft #lower
Estimated cargo losses nevertheless climbed to $304.6 million during the three-month period. That figure more than doubled the $135.7 million reported during Q2 2025. The average reported commodity value reached $564,009. Several multimillion-dollar thefts involving metals and enterprise technology heavily influenced that average.
"Lower incident volume should not be mistaken for lower risk," Keith Lewis, Verisk CargoNet's vice president of operations, said. "The groups driving the largest losses are not necessarily trying to steal more freight; they are trying to identify the right shipment." Lewis pointed to metals and enterprise technology as areas attracting organized theft groups. Those shipments can offer major value and established resale opportunities.
Scott Cornell, EVP, Crime and Theft Specialist at SPG Cargo & Logistics and chair of TAPA Americas, discussed the results during a recent FreightWaves interview. He described the decrease as welcome news after years when theft activity stayed elevated. Cornell also urged the industry to avoid treating one quarter as proof of a broader shift. "It's not going to be a trend until we see it for maybe two or three quarters consecutively," Cornell said.
Cornell noted that cargo theft numbers have historically moved up and down. He said recent law-enforcement arrests could be contributing to the quarterly decrease. Those efforts included operations in New York, New Jersey, California and Canada, along with FBI and Homeland Security cases. Cornell called the results from law enforcement and private-sector cooperation encouraging.
#theft #lower
2 months ago
Gerry McNamara's first Syracuse Men's Basketball non-conference home schedule is looking a lot like one from his playing days as as the Orange will welcome the Cornell Big Red to the JMA Dome.
After a year off, Cornell joins Colgate in returning to the Syracuse schedule in the 26-27 season. The two teams will play on Wednesday November 18th and this will be the 130th meeting between the schools.
Syracuse holds the edge 98-31. The Orange have won the last 44 (#BRAND) meetings between the Central New York rivals and will look to keep that streak going.
It seems likely that the Orange will have a game on November 14/15 and with football on the road, it would seem like that's a good time for Albany to make the trip West on I-90 to play, or maybe that's when Syracuse squeezes in a trip to NYC to face Rutgers or St. John's?
Those are the final three non-conference games to be scheduled so we should hear about those dates soon. So far, Syracuse's non-conference schedule looks as follows:
#syracuse #schedule #play #gerry
After a year off, Cornell joins Colgate in returning to the Syracuse schedule in the 26-27 season. The two teams will play on Wednesday November 18th and this will be the 130th meeting between the schools.
Syracuse holds the edge 98-31. The Orange have won the last 44 (#BRAND) meetings between the Central New York rivals and will look to keep that streak going.
It seems likely that the Orange will have a game on November 14/15 and with football on the road, it would seem like that's a good time for Albany to make the trip West on I-90 to play, or maybe that's when Syracuse squeezes in a trip to NYC to face Rutgers or St. John's?
Those are the final three non-conference games to be scheduled so we should hear about those dates soon. So far, Syracuse's non-conference schedule looks as follows:
#syracuse #schedule #play #gerry
2 months ago
FC Barcelona have officially confirmed the contract renewal of promising striker Nuhu Fofana, with the 18-year-old signing a new four-year deal that will keep him at the club until 2030.
The agreement was completed one day after Fofana celebrated his 18th birthday and marks another step in Barcelona's long-term commitment to developing talent from La Masia.
As part of the renewal, the forward will become a full member of Barça Atletic and has already begun pre-season training under Juliano Belletti.
Fofana's contract signing took place at the Ciutat Esportiva Joan Gamper alongside Jose Ramon Alexanco, Barcelona's director of youth football.
His journey with the club has come full circle. After spending his early years at Barcelona as a Pre-benjamín and Benjamín player, Fofana later left the academy before rebuilding his reputation at Cornella, where his goalscoring ability caught the attention of the Blaugrana.
#Barcelona #contract #signing #nuhu
The agreement was completed one day after Fofana celebrated his 18th birthday and marks another step in Barcelona's long-term commitment to developing talent from La Masia.
As part of the renewal, the forward will become a full member of Barça Atletic and has already begun pre-season training under Juliano Belletti.
Fofana's contract signing took place at the Ciutat Esportiva Joan Gamper alongside Jose Ramon Alexanco, Barcelona's director of youth football.
His journey with the club has come full circle. After spending his early years at Barcelona as a Pre-benjamín and Benjamín player, Fofana later left the academy before rebuilding his reputation at Cornella, where his goalscoring ability caught the attention of the Blaugrana.
#Barcelona #contract #signing #nuhu
2 months ago
Piers Morgan had a heated exchange with Cornell University student Austin Franco Tuesday after Franco stood by his comments saying he would not want to be "working for a Jew" after rejecting an internship last month.
Franco came under fire last month after rejecting New York City startup VryfID co-founders Gabe and Aiden Einhorn for an interview by attacking their religious background.
"Not interested in working for a Jew. Thanks," Franco reportedly wrote back.
While listening to Franco's side of the story on his show, "Piers Morgan Uncensored," Morgan was shocked that Franco refused to take back or apologize for his incendiary comment despite him and his parents facing backlash.
Cornell Board Clears President Of Wrongdoing After Confrontation With Anti-israel Students
#cornell
Franco came under fire last month after rejecting New York City startup VryfID co-founders Gabe and Aiden Einhorn for an interview by attacking their religious background.
"Not interested in working for a Jew. Thanks," Franco reportedly wrote back.
While listening to Franco's side of the story on his show, "Piers Morgan Uncensored," Morgan was shocked that Franco refused to take back or apologize for his incendiary comment despite him and his parents facing backlash.
Cornell Board Clears President Of Wrongdoing After Confrontation With Anti-israel Students
#cornell
2 months ago
According to MARCA, FC Barcelona manager Hansi Flick does not wish to sell defender Gerard Martin this summer amid growing interest from AC Milan and Chelsea.
The Spanish ace established himself as a permanent fixture at centre-back for Barcelona last season despite being a left-back. His adaptability, versatility, and strong performances have led to interest from top clubs across Europe.
Some reports in Italy even suggest that AC Milan are prepared to offer €35 million for the 24-year-old centre-back.
While Barcelona are waiting to see whether either club submits a formal proposal, there is little surprise internally that the former Cornella defender has become a sought-after player.
Flick, however, remains determined to keep him at the club, seeing him as a 'world-class' talent.
#back #Milan
The Spanish ace established himself as a permanent fixture at centre-back for Barcelona last season despite being a left-back. His adaptability, versatility, and strong performances have led to interest from top clubs across Europe.
Some reports in Italy even suggest that AC Milan are prepared to offer €35 million for the 24-year-old centre-back.
While Barcelona are waiting to see whether either club submits a formal proposal, there is little surprise internally that the former Cornella defender has become a sought-after player.
Flick, however, remains determined to keep him at the club, seeing him as a 'world-class' talent.
#back #Milan
2 months ago
Cliff Cornell
July 21, 2026, 3:51 pm EDT
Trump Accounts are here and they offer
some significant advantages
. For young parents, they can be a great way to kick-start their children’s nest egg. Children born between 2025 and 2028 are usually eligible to receive a one-time $1,000 seed deposit from the government.
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July 21, 2026, 3:51 pm EDT
Trump Accounts are here and they offer
some significant advantages
. For young parents, they can be a great way to kick-start their children’s nest egg. Children born between 2025 and 2028 are usually eligible to receive a one-time $1,000 seed deposit from the government.
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3 months ago
After coaching in **** an for two years, Cody Kelley is rejoining the University of Hawaii men's basketball team as an **** istant coach.
Kelley, 30, succeeds Clay Wilson, who accepted an **** ociate coaching position at Cornell.
"I'm super stoked," said Kelley, who was a UH **** istant coach during the 2023-24 season.
In a news release, UH head coach Eran Ganot said: "Cody is a rising star with a tremendous basketball mind. He achieved great things during his first stop with us, and his work ethic translates directly into his coaching."
Kelley served as the defensive coordinator for the Ibaraki Robots of **** an's B League the past two seasons.
Kelley, 30, succeeds Clay Wilson, who accepted an **** ociate coaching position at Cornell.
"I'm super stoked," said Kelley, who was a UH **** istant coach during the 2023-24 season.
In a news release, UH head coach Eran Ganot said: "Cody is a rising star with a tremendous basketball mind. He achieved great things during his first stop with us, and his work ethic translates directly into his coaching."
Kelley served as the defensive coordinator for the Ibaraki Robots of **** an's B League the past two seasons.
3 months ago
Cole West has had a busy month on the road, visiting college campuses across the country and taking on all of the pitches in search of the perfect fit for his future.
As June is winding down and football summer workouts intensify ahead of the start of the 2026 season, North Pocono’s all-around athlete made a decision by committing to Cornell University.
West, a 6-foot-2, 210-pound senior and last fall’s Times-Tribune Defensive Player of the Year, is excited about the prospect of competing on the field and in the classroom of the Ivy League school in Ithaca, New York.
“I have to start by thanking my family, especially my dad (Jeff), for all of their support,” West said. “We were visiting schools every weekend for the last four or five weeks. Cornell just felt right. It is a big school. The coaching staff is great, and I can’t wait to be a part of what they are building at Cornell.”
A three-year starter, West is one of the top all-around players in the state. He led the Trojans to the District 2 Class 4A and Lackawanna Football Conference Division I championships last season when the team won a school-record 13 games.
As June is winding down and football summer workouts intensify ahead of the start of the 2026 season, North Pocono’s all-around athlete made a decision by committing to Cornell University.
West, a 6-foot-2, 210-pound senior and last fall’s Times-Tribune Defensive Player of the Year, is excited about the prospect of competing on the field and in the classroom of the Ivy League school in Ithaca, New York.
“I have to start by thanking my family, especially my dad (Jeff), for all of their support,” West said. “We were visiting schools every weekend for the last four or five weeks. Cornell just felt right. It is a big school. The coaching staff is great, and I can’t wait to be a part of what they are building at Cornell.”
A three-year starter, West is one of the top all-around players in the state. He led the Trojans to the District 2 Class 4A and Lackawanna Football Conference Division I championships last season when the team won a school-record 13 games.
3 months ago
The NHL Draft is over. The Boston Bruins made seven selections on Saturday, and now, the attention turns to Development Camp, which starts on Monday, June 29.
Bruins prospects will gather at Warrior Ice Arena in Brighton, as they do every year, the Monday after the draft, for a four-day-long camp that concludes July 2. The prospects will work with Adam McQuaid, the Director of Player Development, along with other members of the Bruins’ development staff throughout the week to display and continue developing their games.
After the Bruins made seven selections at the draft on Saturday, Don Sweeney said “the vast majority” of the draft class will be at Development Camp. “Even the two goaltenders, they’ll be able to be here.”
James Hagens will not participate this year, which shifts the spotlight to his BC teammate Dean Letourneau. The 6-foot-7 forward established himself at last year’s development camp before a 39-point (22-17–39) season in Chestnut Hill.
Also not joining the Bruins this year is sixth-round pick Kirill Yemelyanov, whose linemate, Matvei Kotkov, was drafted to the organization over the weekend. Cornell captain Ryan Walsh will also not be there, and Sweeney mentioned his cycle of offloading and onloading workouts, saying it is a “good opportunity for him to be in his real build-out phase.”
Bruins prospects will gather at Warrior Ice Arena in Brighton, as they do every year, the Monday after the draft, for a four-day-long camp that concludes July 2. The prospects will work with Adam McQuaid, the Director of Player Development, along with other members of the Bruins’ development staff throughout the week to display and continue developing their games.
After the Bruins made seven selections at the draft on Saturday, Don Sweeney said “the vast majority” of the draft class will be at Development Camp. “Even the two goaltenders, they’ll be able to be here.”
James Hagens will not participate this year, which shifts the spotlight to his BC teammate Dean Letourneau. The 6-foot-7 forward established himself at last year’s development camp before a 39-point (22-17–39) season in Chestnut Hill.
Also not joining the Bruins this year is sixth-round pick Kirill Yemelyanov, whose linemate, Matvei Kotkov, was drafted to the organization over the weekend. Cornell captain Ryan Walsh will also not be there, and Sweeney mentioned his cycle of offloading and onloading workouts, saying it is a “good opportunity for him to be in his real build-out phase.”
3 months ago
After selecting Egor Shilov in the second round, the Colorado Avalanche rounded out their 2026 draft class with a whopping eight more picks before the day was over. All-together collecting three forwards, four defensemen and two goaltenders as new prospects to the organization.
In the third round Beckett Hamilton was selected at 74th overall out of Red Deer in the WHL. He’s known as a hard-working well-rounded right shot center, which pairs well with perhaps a riskier upside bet in Shilovs from the previous round. Hamilton stands at 5-foot-11 and was ranked 33rd by NHL Central Scouting after putting up 62 points in 67 games. Hamilton has been a member of Team Canada contributing three goals at the U18 tournament.
A pair of picks by the Avalanche completed the fourth round. There they obtained their first goaltender of the draft in Tobias Tvrznik at 126th overall, He possesses the 6-foot-4 size the organization loves and plays for Wenatchee in the WHL. Altgough he was ranked 8th for North American goalies by Central Scouting, Tvrznik was drafted in his second time through the process. The Czech netminder is committed to Ohio State for the 2027-28 season.
Two picks later at 128th overall the first of several defensemen went off the board to Colorado with the selection of 5-foot-11 right shot Swedish defenseman Axel Elofsson. He scored 41 points in 39 games playing at the U20 level for Örebro and played six games for the organization at the SHL level. Eloffson has been an important player for the Swedish international team winning a gold at the U18, silver at the Hlinka Gretzky and bronze at the WJAC all in the 2025-26 season while also picking up accolades for most points and ***** ists. He was ranked 29th by Central Scouting for European players.
In the fifth round Joe Sakic executed his second ever move up the board utilizing their lowest seventh round pick at 222nd overall to jump nine spots to take right shot defenseman Cole Tuminaro at the 140th pick. He was ranked 96th by Central Scouting for North American skaters. It’s interesting strategy because the 6-foot-4 and 225 pound right hander is a 19-year-old re-entry who scored 16 points to go along with 148 penalty minutes. Every organization wants to add size and grit but these prospects are very difficult to develop. He’s excepted to plat at Cornell next season after leaving the USHL.
In the third round Beckett Hamilton was selected at 74th overall out of Red Deer in the WHL. He’s known as a hard-working well-rounded right shot center, which pairs well with perhaps a riskier upside bet in Shilovs from the previous round. Hamilton stands at 5-foot-11 and was ranked 33rd by NHL Central Scouting after putting up 62 points in 67 games. Hamilton has been a member of Team Canada contributing three goals at the U18 tournament.
A pair of picks by the Avalanche completed the fourth round. There they obtained their first goaltender of the draft in Tobias Tvrznik at 126th overall, He possesses the 6-foot-4 size the organization loves and plays for Wenatchee in the WHL. Altgough he was ranked 8th for North American goalies by Central Scouting, Tvrznik was drafted in his second time through the process. The Czech netminder is committed to Ohio State for the 2027-28 season.
Two picks later at 128th overall the first of several defensemen went off the board to Colorado with the selection of 5-foot-11 right shot Swedish defenseman Axel Elofsson. He scored 41 points in 39 games playing at the U20 level for Örebro and played six games for the organization at the SHL level. Eloffson has been an important player for the Swedish international team winning a gold at the U18, silver at the Hlinka Gretzky and bronze at the WJAC all in the 2025-26 season while also picking up accolades for most points and ***** ists. He was ranked 29th by Central Scouting for European players.
In the fifth round Joe Sakic executed his second ever move up the board utilizing their lowest seventh round pick at 222nd overall to jump nine spots to take right shot defenseman Cole Tuminaro at the 140th pick. He was ranked 96th by Central Scouting for North American skaters. It’s interesting strategy because the 6-foot-4 and 225 pound right hander is a 19-year-old re-entry who scored 16 points to go along with 148 penalty minutes. Every organization wants to add size and grit but these prospects are very difficult to develop. He’s excepted to plat at Cornell next season after leaving the USHL.
3 months ago
Lakers sign undrafted free agent who averaged 0.5 PPG in first college season at Cornell originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here.
AK Okereke has come a long way.
His first college basketball season was at Cornell in the Ivy League, and he averaged just 0.5 points per game.
On Wednesday night, he reportedly signed as an undrafted free agent with the Los Angeles Lakers.
That's quite the rise.
AK Okereke has come a long way.
His first college basketball season was at Cornell in the Ivy League, and he averaged just 0.5 points per game.
On Wednesday night, he reportedly signed as an undrafted free agent with the Los Angeles Lakers.
That's quite the rise.
3 months ago
Deer Creek football player Gage Gibbons announced his commitment to Air Force on social media Thursday.
A speedy receiver in the 2027 class, Gibbons holds offers from several Division-I schools, including Arkansas State, Army, Cornell, Navy and UTEP, among others.
The 5-foot-8, 175-pounder is coming off a breakout junior season for Deer Creek, which went 3-8 and lost to Yukon 24-7 in the first round of the Class 6A-I playoffs.
Gibbons — who was No. 23 on The Oklahoman’s initial Super 30 rankings of the state’s top prospects in the 2027 class — finished this past season with 61 receptions for 682 yards and five touchdowns.
In the spring, he won his second straight Class 6A state ******* le in the 100-meter dash after recording a time of 10.32 seconds in the finals.
A speedy receiver in the 2027 class, Gibbons holds offers from several Division-I schools, including Arkansas State, Army, Cornell, Navy and UTEP, among others.
The 5-foot-8, 175-pounder is coming off a breakout junior season for Deer Creek, which went 3-8 and lost to Yukon 24-7 in the first round of the Class 6A-I playoffs.
Gibbons — who was No. 23 on The Oklahoman’s initial Super 30 rankings of the state’s top prospects in the 2027 class — finished this past season with 61 receptions for 682 yards and five touchdowns.
In the spring, he won his second straight Class 6A state ******* le in the 100-meter dash after recording a time of 10.32 seconds in the finals.
4 months ago
PWHL Draft Tracker 2026: Full Results, List of Picks & Boston Fleet Selections originally appeared on NESN. Add NESN as a Preferred Source by clicking here.
A transformational offseason continued on Wednesday night with 12 teams adding young prospects to their rosters during the 2026 PWHL Draft.
Unsurprisingly, the Vancouver Goldeneyes selected Wisconsin's Caroline "KK" Harvey with the No. 1 overall pick. Badgers stars Laila Edwards (PWHL San Jose), Lacey Eden (PWHL Las Vegas), Kirsten Simms (Toronto Sceptres) and Vivian Jungels (Ottawa Charge) also came off the board in the first round.
MORE:PWHL Beginner's Guide: Everything New Fans Need to Know
The Boston Fleet selected Cornell's Grace Dwyer with the No. 10 overall pick, providing a boost along the blue line.
A transformational offseason continued on Wednesday night with 12 teams adding young prospects to their rosters during the 2026 PWHL Draft.
Unsurprisingly, the Vancouver Goldeneyes selected Wisconsin's Caroline "KK" Harvey with the No. 1 overall pick. Badgers stars Laila Edwards (PWHL San Jose), Lacey Eden (PWHL Las Vegas), Kirsten Simms (Toronto Sceptres) and Vivian Jungels (Ottawa Charge) also came off the board in the first round.
MORE:PWHL Beginner's Guide: Everything New Fans Need to Know
The Boston Fleet selected Cornell's Grace Dwyer with the No. 10 overall pick, providing a boost along the blue line.
4 months ago
Former Clemson receiver Cornell Powell is within arm's reach of yet another championship to add to his prestigious resume.
Powell and the DC Defenders advanced to the 2026 United Bowl with a 28-22 upset win over the Orlando Storm on Sunday at Daytona Stadium. Orlando had been one of the league’s best teams during the regular season, but DC, which entered the postseason at 5-5, found a way to hand the Storm just their third loss of the year.
Powell was not the entire story of the game, but he was part of the winning formula. The former Clemson receiver caught two passes for 28 yards in the victory, helping the Defenders move one step away from another UFL championship.
This has become a pretty steady second act for Powell. During the regular season, he finished among the league’s top receiving threats with 34 catches for 491 yards and a touchdown. That followed a 2025 campaign where he scored seven regular-season touchdowns and added another in DC’s first UFL championship run.
Clemson fans remember Powell as one of the better late-development stories of the Dabo Swinney era. After years of waiting behind loaded receiver rooms, Powell broke through in 2020 with 53 catches for 882 yards and seven touchdowns. He was part of five ACC **** le teams, five College Football Playoff rosters, three national **** le game appearances, and two national championships during his time at Clemson.
Powell and the DC Defenders advanced to the 2026 United Bowl with a 28-22 upset win over the Orlando Storm on Sunday at Daytona Stadium. Orlando had been one of the league’s best teams during the regular season, but DC, which entered the postseason at 5-5, found a way to hand the Storm just their third loss of the year.
Powell was not the entire story of the game, but he was part of the winning formula. The former Clemson receiver caught two passes for 28 yards in the victory, helping the Defenders move one step away from another UFL championship.
This has become a pretty steady second act for Powell. During the regular season, he finished among the league’s top receiving threats with 34 catches for 491 yards and a touchdown. That followed a 2025 campaign where he scored seven regular-season touchdowns and added another in DC’s first UFL championship run.
Clemson fans remember Powell as one of the better late-development stories of the Dabo Swinney era. After years of waiting behind loaded receiver rooms, Powell broke through in 2020 with 53 catches for 882 yards and seven touchdowns. He was part of five ACC **** le teams, five College Football Playoff rosters, three national **** le game appearances, and two national championships during his time at Clemson.
10 months ago
If you want to stand out at your next metal gig, don't settle for a spot of color in a sea of black – go ultrablack instead.
Engineers at Cornell University have created the blackest fabric on record, finding it absorbs 99.87 percent of all light that dares to illuminate its surface.
To make something ultrablack, you can't just dip it in a dye and call it a day. It requires manipulating the structure of a material on the nanoscopic scale so that it captures as much light as possible.
Related: A Tourist Fell Into This Ultra-Black Artwork That Looks Like a Cartoon Hole
In this case, the Corn
Engineers at Cornell University have created the blackest fabric on record, finding it absorbs 99.87 percent of all light that dares to illuminate its surface.
To make something ultrablack, you can't just dip it in a dye and call it a day. It requires manipulating the structure of a material on the nanoscopic scale so that it captures as much light as possible.
Related: A Tourist Fell Into This Ultra-Black Artwork That Looks Like a Cartoon Hole
In this case, the Corn
11 months ago
How Target's new CEO plans to overhaul your shopping experience
Brian Cornell effectively signed off to Wall Street on Wednesday.
It felt something like a bittersweet goodbye for Cornell, who after 11 years as Target Corp.’s chief executive officer will pass the torch to Michael Fiddelke in February.
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Brian Cornell effectively signed off to Wall Street on Wednesday.
It felt something like a bittersweet goodbye for Cornell, who after 11 years as Target Corp.’s chief executive officer will pass the torch to Michael Fiddelke in February.
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Target Plans to Spend Another $1B on Merchandising, Store Experience Next Year
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