Ivy League
Coverage of Ivy League in the Nexus archive.
- Cornell shuts down claims of ‘60% Neanderthal’ NY Bigfoot, setting off fuming Sasquatch hunter
Cornell University denied testing any Sasquatch remains, refuting claims by a Bigfoot hunter who alleges the university is covering up evidence. The hunter claims he discovered a 60% Neanderthal Bigfoot corpse in New York and presented DNA results to support his assertion.
- Wall Street’s hidden recruiting pipeline isn’t an Ivy League diploma—it’s the teammate who triples your odds of getting hired
A study by Harvard, Duke, and Wharton researchers found that Ivy League graduates who shared college sports teams with employees at firms like Goldman Sachs and Bank of America had significantly higher odds of being hired there compared to those who only shared a university. The research highlights the 'teammate multiplier' effect, showing that shared athletic experiences, not just educational background, strongly influence Wall Street hiring.
- Elevance Health’s CEO started her career as a pro basketball player. Now she’s the highest‑ranking woman on the Global 500, leading a $199B giant
Gail Boudreaux, CEO of Elevance Health, began her career as a professional basketball player in France before joining Aetna. She is now the highest-ranking female CEO on the 2026 Fortune Global 500, leading Elevance Health with $199.1 billion in revenue. Boudreaux attributes her leadership style to her athletic background, emphasizing teamwork and adaptability.
- Hegseth turns to University of North Carolina, Virginia Tech after cutting Ivy League ties
The Defense Department has selected the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and Virginia Tech to host a revamped Senior Service College Fellowship for senior military officers. This marks the first universities approved after Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth ended prior partnerships with top universities.
- Ramp’s billionaire CEO ignores résumés and Ivy League degrees—he’s more interested in engineers who built Minecraft servers as teens
Ramp CEO Eric Glyman prioritizes hiring engineers with 'proof of work' over traditional résumés and Ivy League degrees, seeking candidates who demonstrated obsessive drive as teenagers, such as those who built Minecraft servers. Ramp, a corporate card and expense-management startup valued at $44 billion, focuses on identifying talent through platforms like GitHub and unconventional communities, emphasizing early-career candidates with exceptional technical aptitude.
- Fox News Campus Radicals Newsletter: Alleged K-12 fraud, one school's battle with Newsom and a win in Florida
A report alleges $230M in K-12 education fraud amid a Trump-era crackdown. A California high school faces a state law requiring it to change its 'Indians' mascot. A Florida board voted to ban illegal immigrants from public college admissions.
- Just 1 in 10 Ivy League trustees are Republican; Yale has none, report finds
A report found that only 11% of Ivy League trustees identify as Republicans, with Yale having none. The study highlights a 6-to-1 ratio of Democrats to Republicans on Ivy League boards and a 4-to-1 disparity in political donations to Democratic causes.
- Suspecting AI cheating, Ivy League prof ordered in-person final; scores fell 50%
A professor at Brown University, suspecting AI cheating, mandated an in-person final exam, resulting in a 50% decline in student scores. The incident highlights concerns about AI misuse in academic settings.
- See which US presidents attended Ivy League colleges and universities
Sixteen U.S. presidents attended Ivy League institutions, with Harvard educating the most (eight) and Yale five. Joe Biden was the first president since Ronald Reagan not to attend an Ivy League school, while Donald Trump attended the University of Pennsylvania. The Ivy League's influence on U.S. leadership spans from James Madison's 1771 Princeton graduation to recent presidents.
- HIVE stock surges 25% as Ivy League researchers train neural networks on Paraguay GPUs
HIVE stock increased by 25% following Ivy League researchers training neural networks on Paraguay GPUs. The research was submitted to NeurIPS, a leading AI academic conference.
- The 35 colleges that produced the most US presidents
Harvard University has produced five US presidents, leading a list of colleges with the most presidents among their alumni. Other institutions include Ivy League schools, the US Military Academy, and liberal arts colleges, with examples like Fordham University (Donald Trump), University of Delaware (Joe Biden), Occidental College (Barack Obama), and Columbia University (Barack Obama).
- ‘Golden boy’ Ivy Leaguer who murdered NYC dad over allowance debuts shocking new look in first-ever interview
Gilbert, an Ivy League-educated individual, was sentenced to 30 years to life for murdering his hedge-fund father in 2015 over an allowance dispute. He has recently appeared in a first-ever interview with a new look.
- Can colleges still deliver in the age of AI? One Ivy League school is investing $30 million to improve career outcomes
An Ivy League school is investing $30 million to improve career outcomes amid concerns that artificial intelligence will disrupt students' future plans. College students are worried about the impact of AI on their careers. The investment aims to address these concerns.
- India’s pricey private universities want to take on the Ivy League
India's private universities, backed by billionaire founders, aim to compete with the Ivy League. These universities are investing heavily in their efforts. The goal is to establish themselves as top-tier institutions.
- Fox News Campus Radicals Newsletter: Men admitted to all-women's school, bizarre campus confrontation
A college is under fire for admitting transgender students, sparking controversy over its all-women status. The issue has drawn attention from education watchdogs and the Trump administration. Ivy League students are also speaking out on the matter.
- Fox News Campus Radicals Newsletter: Men admitted to all-women's school, bizarre campus confrontation
A college has admitted transgender students, sparking controversy over its all-women status. The decision has been criticized by an education watchdog, who claims it makes a mockery of the school's status. The issue is now being targeted by the Trump administration.
- BRET BAIER: Why Americans still believe our best days are ahead, even in divided times
The article discusses Americans' optimism about their country's future despite divided times, with examples of immigrant success stories and opportunities for growth. People from various backgrounds share their experiences and reasons for believing in America. The overall tone is positive, highlighting resilience and the pursuit of happiness.
- Kevin Warsh: Trump’s ideal choice to push Fed to cut interest rates
Kevin Warsh, a 56-year-old Ivy League economist and former Wall Street banker, is a potential candidate for Federal Reserve chair under Trump's second term. However, his nomination faces challenges due to Trump's public attacks on the Fed, including harsh criticism of current chair Jerome Powell.