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Bucknell University has told the parents of a freshman football player who died in July that it is investigating his death, but the player's parents say they are unsatisfied with the school's response because Bucknell has not provided any details about the circumstances leading to their son's death.
A teenage girl who thought her tics had started due to a “nasty cold” suddenly had her life “put on hold” when she was left unable to walk or talk and suffering almost daily seizures.
'Gaines for Girls' host and OutKick contributor Riley Gaines gives her take on controversy after a boxer deemed to have male chromosomes won a women's Olympic fight on 'Jesse Watters Primetime.'
In its efforts at building the future of collegiate sports in Nigeria, Varsity Cup, which is a yearly national football championships for top men’s and women’s university football teams in the country, has entered into a partnership with the Nigerian University Games Association (NUGA) through its parent company, Perform Agency.
Ianis Hagi is set to be the subject of a bidding war in the final week of the transfer window after a second club declared their interest in the out of favour Rangers star.
Catching up on the OutKick Weekend News Cycle after a short vacation, I was surprised to find out that ESPN's Mina Kimes was publicly calling out our site and founder as people who "mine bigotry for clicks."
British, German, French and Swiss universities were considered among the best universities in the world, according to the newly-published 2024 edition of the Academic Ranking of World Universities (ARWU).
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