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Zoning
2021 International Wildland-Urban Interface Code
International Code Council: 2024 Group A Proposed Changes
ISO 37101 Sustainable development in communities
“The Architect’s Dream” 1840 Thomas Cole
Today we examine the catalog of several ANSI-accredited, consortia and ad hoc standard developers with titles relevant to the planning, construction and management of the built environment of education communities nested within human settlements characterized by a high population density, extensive infrastructure, and various economic, social, and cultural activities. In other words, from the point of view of a campus as a “city within a city” with attention to infrastructure.
Several organizations and bodies in the United States that develop model codes and standards related to zoning and land use. These model codes and standards are often adopted or referenced by municipalities in their zoning ordinances. Here are some prominent organizations and their model codes:
American Institute of Architects
AIA Handbook of Professional Practice 15th Edition
American Planning Association
American Society of Civil Engineers
Minimum Design Loads and Associated Criteria for Buildings and Other Structures
American Society of Landscape Architects
Sustainable Sites Initiative Rating System
Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers
Optimization of Transmission Line Right-of-Way
Diminishing the Right of Way (RoW) With Multi Voltage Multi Terminal Transmission Tower
Information System for the Vegetation Control of Transmission Lines Right-of-way
Partially underground transmission circuits: safety issue for current and future power systems
International Code Council
International Standardization Organization
National Fire Protection Association
National Institute of Standards and Technology
Each of the foregoing titles have some bearing upon decisions about land use. However, keep in mind, that zoning regulations are primarily established at the local level by municipalities, cities, and counties, rather than through national standard bodes. These organizations and their codes provide guidance and best practices for zoning, but specific regulations can vary significantly between different jurisdictions. They are frequently incorporated by reference into regulations by governments at all levels.
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Here are some community colleges in the United States that are embedded within cities, offering students the advantages of an urban setting:
- City College of San Francisco – San Francisco, California
- Los Angeles City College – Los Angeles, California
- Borough of Manhattan Community College – New York, New York
- Miami Dade College – Wolfson Campus – Miami, Florida
- City College of Chicago – Chicago, Illinois
- Seattle Central College – Seattle, Washington
- Austin Community College – Rio Grande Campus – Austin, Texas
- Houston Community College – Central Campus – Houston, Texas
- San Antonio College – San Antonio, Texas
- Portland Community College – Cascade Campus – Portland, Oregon
- Washtenaw Community College – Ann Arbor-Ypsilanti, Michigan
These community colleges not only provide access to higher education but also offer the benefits of being located within major urban centers, including proximity to job markets, cultural institutions, and public transportation.
International Zoning Code
2025 Group B Proposed Changes to IZC | Complete Monograph for Changes to I-Codes (2630 pages)
National Association of County Engineers
The purpose of the code is to establish minimum requirements to provide a reasonable level of health, safety, property protection and welfare by controlling the design, location, use or occupancy of all buildings and structures through the regulated and orderly development of land and land uses within this jurisdiction.
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Municipalities usually have specific land use or zoning considerations to accommodate the unique needs and characteristics of college towns:
- Mixed-Use Zoning: Cities with colleges and universities often employ mixed-use zoning strategies to encourage a vibrant and diverse urban environment. This zoning approach allows for a combination of residential, commercial, and institutional uses within the same area, fostering a sense of community and facilitating interactions between students, faculty, and residents.
- Height and Density Restrictions: Due to the presence of educational institutions, cities may have specific regulations on building height and density to ensure compatibility with the surrounding neighborhoods and maintain the character of the area. These restrictions help balance the need for development with the preservation of the existing urban fabric.
- Student Housing: Cities with colleges and universities may have regulations or guidelines for student housing to ensure an adequate supply of affordable and safe accommodations for students. This can
include requirements for minimum bedroom sizes, occupancy limits, and proximity to campus. - Parking and Transportation: Given the concentration of students, faculty, and staff, parking and transportation considerations are crucial. Cities may require educational institutions to provide parking facilities or implement transportation demand management strategies, such as promoting public transit use, cycling infrastructure, and pedestrian-friendly designs.
- Community Engagement: Some cities encourage colleges and universities to engage with the local community through formalized agreements or community benefit plans. These may include commitments to support local businesses, contribute to neighborhood improvement projects, or provide educational and cultural resources to residents.
This is a relatively new title in the International Code Council catalog; revised every three years in the Group B tranche of titles. Search on character strings such as “zoning” in the link below reveals the ideas that ran through the current revision:
Complete Monograph: 2022 Proposed Changes to Group B I-Codes (1971 pages)
We maintain it on our periodic I-Codes colloquia, open to everyone. Proposals for the 2026 revision will be received until January 10, 2025.
2024/2025/2026 ICC CODE DEVELOPMENT SCHEDULE
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The City Rises (La città che sale) | 1910 Umberto Boccioni
Related:
- Reed v. Town of Gilbert (2015): This Supreme Court case involved a challenge to the town of Gilbert, Arizona’s sign code, which regulated the size, location, and duration of signs based on their content. The court held that the sign code was a content-based restriction on speech and therefore subject to strict scrutiny.
- City of Ladue v. Gilleo (1994): In this Supreme Court case, the court struck down a municipal ordinance that banned the display of signs on residential property, except for signs that fell within specific exemptions. The court held that the ban was an unconstitutional restriction on the freedom of speech.
- Metromedia, Inc. v. San Diego (1981): This Supreme Court case involved a challenge to a San Diego ordinance that banned off-premises advertising signs while allowing on-premises signs. The court held that the ordinance was an unconstitutional restriction on free speech, as it discriminated against certain types of speech.
- City of Ladue v. Center for the Study of Responsive Law, Inc. (1980): In this Supreme Court case, the court upheld a municipal ordinance that prohibited the display of signs on public property, but only if the signs were posted for longer than 10 days. The court held that the ordinance was a valid time, place, and manner restriction on speech.
- City of Boerne v. Flores (1997): This Supreme Court case involved a challenge to a municipal sign code that regulated the size, location, and content of signs in the city. The court held that the sign code violated the Religious Freedom Restoration Act, as it burdened the exercise of religion without a compelling government interest.
NESC & NEC Cross-Code Correlation
Statement from NARUC During its Summer 2018 Committee Meetings
IEEE Education & Healthcare Facilities Committee
Draft Proposals for the 2028 National Electrical Safety Code
Representative State Level Service Quality Standards
The National Electrical Safety Code® sets the ground rules and guidelines for practical safeguarding of utility workers and the public.
Submit your changes and review proposals by 15 May 2024: https://t.co/kpf4JyhJSY pic.twitter.com/926L1g8Vxj
— IEEE Standards Association | IEEE SA (@IEEESA) April 21, 2024
PROCESS, PROCEDURES & SCHEDULE
2025-2026 NESC Revision Schedule
Mike Anthony is ID Number 469 | Proposal period closes 11:59 PM US Pacific Time | May 15
Meeting Notes in red
Loss of electric power and internet service happens more frequently and poses at least an equal — if not greater threat — to public safety. So why does neither the National Electrical Code or the National Electrical Safety Code integrate reliability into their core requirements? Reliability requirements appear in a network of related documents, either referenced, or incorporated by reference; sometimes automatically, sometimes not.
NESC Main Committee Membership: Page xii
Apart from the IEEE as the accredited standards developer, there are no “pure non-government user-interests” on this committee; although ANSI’s Essential Requirements for balance of interests provides highly nuanced interpretation. The Classifications on Page xiii represents due diligence on meeting balance of interest requirements.
In our case, we are one of many large universities that usually own district energy plants that both generate and purchase generate electric power (as sometimes provide var support to utilities when necessary; as during the August 2003 North American outage). For University of Michigan, for example, has about 20 service points at 4.8 – 120 kV. Its Central Power Plant is the largest cogeneration plant on the DTE system.
Contents: Page xxviii | PDF Page 29
Absence of internet service is at least as much a hazard, and more frequent, than downed wires. Is there a standards solution? Consideration of interoperability of internet service power supported on utility poles should track in the next revision.
No mention of any reliability related IEEE reliability standards in the present edition. Why is this?
Section 2: Definitions of Special Terms | PDF Page 46
In the 2023 Handbook, the term “reliability” shows up 34 times.
availability (from Bob Arno’s IEEE 3006-series and IEEE 493 Gold Book revision)
reliability (Bob Arno)
utility (PDF Page 57)
communication | PDF Page 47
list of terms defined in the 2023 National Electrical Code that are new and relevant to this revision: (Article 100 NEC)
Bonding jumper, system and supply
Survivability of communication network signaling
municipal broadband network, digital subscriber line, surveillance cameras
wireless communication system
010. Purpose | PDF Page 40
Looks like improvement since last edition. Suggest explicit Informational Note, as in the NEC, using “reliability” and referring to other agencies. “Abnormal events” could be tighter and refer to other standards for abnormal, steady-state events. The clarification of purpose is welcomed although a great deal remains uncovered by other best practice literature; though that can be repaired in this edition.
Legacy of shared circuit path standards. Should provisions be made for municipal surveillance, traffic and vehicle control infrastructure. What would that look like?
011. Scope | Covered PDF Page 40
3. Utility facilities and functions of utilities that either (a) generate energy by conversion from
some other form of energy such as, but not limited to, fossil fuel, chemical, electrochemical,
nuclear, solar, mechanical, wind or hydraulic or communication signals, or accept energy or
communication signals from another entity, or (b) provide that energy or communication
signals through a delivery point to another entity.
5. Utility facilities and functions on the line side of the service point supplied by underground or
overhead conductors maintained and/or installed under exclusive control of utilities located on
public or private property in accordance with legally established easements or rights-of-way,
contracts, other agreements (written or by conditions of service), or as authorized by a
regulating or controlling body.
NOTE: Agreements to locate utility facilities on property may be required where easements are either
(a) not obtainable (such as locating utility facilities on existing rights-of-way of railroads or other entities,
military bases, federal lands, Native American reservations, lands controlled by a port authority, or other
governmental agency), or (b) not necessary (such as locating facilities necessary for requested service to a
site).
012. General Rules | Covered PDF Page 42
For all particulars not specified, but within the scope of these rules, as stated in Rule 011A, design,
construction, operation, and maintenance should be done in accordance with accepted good practice
for the given local conditions known at the time by those responsible for the communication or
supply lines and equipment
General purpose clause could use some work since no definition of “accepted good practice”. Refer to IEEE bibliography.
Section 2: Definition of special terms | PDF Page 46
Recommendations elsewhere should track here.
The word “installation” appears 256 times and is generally understood in context by experts. Suggest borrow from NEC to clarify our concern for including co-linear/communication circuits.
conduit. exclusive control, lines, photovoltaic, NEC interactive. qualified
Section 3: Reference
NFPA 70®, National Electrical Code® (NEC®). [Rules 011B4 NOTE, 099C NOTE 1, and 127
IEEE Std 4™-1995, IEEE Standard Techniques for High-Voltage Testing. [Table 410-2 and Table 410-3]
IEEE Std 516™-2009, IEEE Guide for Maintenance Methods on Energized Power-Lines. [Rules 441A4
NOTE 2, 446B1, and 446D3 NOTE, and Table 441-5, Footnote 4]
IEEE Std 1427™-2006, IEEE Guide for Recommended Electrical Clearances and Insulation Levels in
Air-Insulated Electrical Power Substations. [Rule 124A1 NOTE, Table 124-1, 176 NOTE, and 177 NOTE]
IEEE Std 1584™-2002, IEEE Guide for Performing Arc Flash Hazard Calculations. [Table 410-1,
Footnotes 1, 3, 6, and 14]
IEEE Std C62.82.1™-2010, IEEE Standard for Insulation Coordination—Definitions, Principles, and Rules.
[Table 124-1 Footnote 5]
Add references to Gold Book, 1386, etc. IEC since multinationals conform.
Safety Rules for the Installation and Maintenance of Overhead Electric Supply and Communication Line | PDF Page 111
Has anyone confirmed that these tables match NEC Table 495.24 lately? If it helps: there were no meaningful changes in the 2023 NEC in Article 495, the high voltage article
Section 11. Protective arrangements in electric supply stations | PDF Page 77
A safety sign shall be displayed on or beside the door or gate at each entrance. For fenced or
walled electric supply stations without roofs, a safety sign shall be displayed on each exterior
side of the fenced or wall enclosure. Where the station is entirely enclosed by walls and roof, a
safety sign is required only at ground level entrances. Where entrance is gained through
sequential doors, the safety sign should be located at the inner door position. (A clarification but no change. See Standards Michigan 2017 proposals)
Recommend that all oil-filled cans be removed and services upgraded through energy regulations with new kVA ratings
Section 12: Installation and maintenance of equipment
093. Grounding conductor and means of connection
Fences
The grounding conductor for fences required to be effectively grounded by other parts of this
Code shall meet the requirements of Rule 093C5 or shall be steel wire not smaller than Stl WG
No. 5.
D. Guarding and protection | PDF Page 67
124. Guarding live parts| PDF Page 85
Propose roofs required for exterior installations
Part 2. Safety Rules for the Installation and Maintenance of Overhead Electric Supply and Communication Line | Page 72
Section 22. Relations between various classes of lines and equipment | Page 80
222. Joint use of structures | Page 82
Where the practice of joint use is mutually agreed upon by the affected utilities, facilities shall be subject to the appropriate grade of construction specified in Section 24. Joint use of structures should be
considered for circuits along highways, roads, streets, and alleys. The choice between joint use of structures and separate lines shall be determined through cooperative consideration with other joint
users of all the factors involved, including the character of circuits, worker safety, the total number and weight of conductors, tree conditions, number and location of branches and service drops, structure
conflicts, availability of right-of-way, etc.
Reliability considerations for sustaining internet service when power supply is absent.
Par2 Section 20 Safety Rules for the Installation and Maintenance of Overhead Electric Supply and Communication Line | PDF Page 111
Has anyone confirmed that these tables match NEC Table 495.24 lately?
Part 3. Safety Rules for the Installation and Maintenance of Underground Electric Supply and Communication Lines | Page 220
Renewable energy for internet access
311. Installation and maintenance
A. Persons responsible for underground facilities shall be able to indicate the location of their facilities.
B. Reasonable advance notice should be given to owners or operators of other proximate facilities that
may be adversely affected by new construction or changes in existing facilities.
C. For emergency installations, supply and communication cables may be laid directly on grade if the
cables do not unreasonably obstruct pedestrian or vehicular traffic and either:
1. The cables are covered, enclosed, or otherwise protected, or
2. The locations of the cables are conspicuous.
Supply cables operating above 600 V shall meet either Rule 230C or 350B.
NOTE: See Rules 014B2 and 230A2d.
Part 4. Work Rules for the Operation of Electric Supply and Communications Lines and Equipment | PDF Page 289
When and why was the term “Work” added to the title of this section?
Core text for the definition of wireless communication system reliability
Appendix E Bibliography| PDF Page 355
Index | PDF Page 398
The word “reliability” appears only three times. Should it track in the NESC or should it track in individual state requirements. So neither the NEC nor the NESC couples closely with power and communication reliability; despite the enormity and speed of research.
Language 600
Starting from the canonicals of any standard suitable for optimizing innovation (and incorporation by reference into public law) — Title, Scope, Purpose and Definitions — we will turn our attention to the Call for Public Comment by NIST which is open until July 28th.
Artificial intelligence is built upon language, but the meaning of “standard language” becomes complicated when machines learn from billions of human expressions. Unlike electrical, building or safety standards, language standards are rarely governed by a single authority. Dictionaries, style manuals, universities, publishers, governments and professional societies establish conventions, while ordinary speakers continuously modify them. AI systems operate in the middle of this tension between prescription and usage.
Training data. Large language models learn statistical patterns from books, websites, journalism, academic literature, software and other sources. The composition of that material influences what the model recognizes as normal, authoritative or acceptable language. Decisions about inclusion, exclusion and weighting can therefore function as de facto standards, even when no formal standards organization is involved.
Grammar and intelligibility. AI can reinforce conventional spelling, syntax and technical terminology, making communication across institutions and borders easier. This is particularly valuable in engineering, medicine, law and education, where small differences in terminology can have substantial consequences. Yet excessive normalization may flatten dialect, regional vocabulary and inherited forms of expression.
Meaning. Words change over time and contested words often carry political, cultural or institutional assumptions. When an AI system chooses one definition over another, it may unintentionally appear to settle a dispute that society itself has not settled. Transparency about ambiguity is therefore an important characteristic of trustworthy AI.
Tchnical standardization. AI increasingly depends upon formal vocabularies, ontologies, metadata, machine-readable definitions and interoperability protocols. Standards organizations such as International Organization for Standardization, IEEE and National Institute of Standards and Technology have roles in developing frameworks through which AI systems can be evaluated and governed.
Above all we still face the question: Who gets to set the language standard? Should AI reflect contemporary majority usage, established literary traditions, professional terminology, institutional style or the language of particular communities? Probably some combination is unavoidable.
For Standards Michigan, the deeper question may be this: AI does not merely follow language standards; through widespread daily use, it may increasingly help create them. If millions of students, teachers, engineers and institutions rely upon AI to write and interpret language, the model’s linguistic choices can become conventions themselves. Understanding how those choices are made may therefore become as important as understanding the standards written by traditional standards-setting bodies.
Distributed Representations of Words and Phrases
Tomas Mikolov, et. al
Google Inc. Mountain View
Abstract. The recently introduced continuous Skip-gram model is an efficient method for learning high-quality distributed vector representations that capture a large number of precise syntactic and semantic word relationships. In this paper we present several extensions that improve both the quality of the vectors and the training speed. By subsampling of the frequent words we obtain significant speedup and also learn more regular word representations. We also describe a simple alternative to the hierarchical softmax called negative sampling.
An inherent limitation of word representations is their indifference to word order and their inability to represent idiomatic phrases. For example, the meanings of “Canada” and “Air” cannot be easily combined to obtain “Air Canada”. Motivated by this example, we present a simple method for finding phrases in text, and show that learning good vector representations for millions of phrases is possible.
Large Language Models and Infrastructure Technical Standards
Large Language Models (LLMs) are poised to significantly accelerate and reshape the development of infrastructure standards — including engineering codes, technical specifications for civil works, transportation, energy grids, water systems, and related Standards Development Organization (SDO) processes at ASTM, IEEE, ASABE, ISO, and similar bodies. This connection traces back to foundational ideas in distributed representations (Hinton et al., Mikolov’s Word2Vec) that powered the transformer revolution, which in turn enabled modern LLMs and the shift from passive generative AI to active, goal-directed agentic AI.
While LLMs will not replace human expertise, consensus-building, or rigorous validation, they will transform traditionally slow, document-heavy workflows into faster, more collaborative, and data-driven processes.
1. Faster Drafting, Summarization, and Gap Analysis
LLMs can rapidly summarize lengthy documents, extract key requirements, identify inconsistencies across related standards, and generate initial draft sections or comparison tables. This is especially valuable for reviewing historical codes, research papers, regulations, and stakeholder inputs.
Infrastructure example: In renewable energy permitting or grid interconnection standards, LLMs excel at processing complex environmental impact statements and regulatory texts to accelerate reviews.
2. Enhanced Requirements Engineering and Consistency Checking
LLMs support formal requirements extraction, flag ambiguities, suggest measurable criteria, and translate between domains. They help maintain alignment between textual standards and digital implementations such as Building Information Modeling (BIM) or simulation tools.
3. Improved Accessibility, Education, and Stakeholder Participation
LLMs make standards more usable by generating plain-language explanations, FAQs, examples, and tailored training materials. They lower barriers for broader participation in SDO committees by helping non-experts understand and contribute to drafts.
4. Domain-Specific Applications in Infrastructure
- Civil, Structural & Agricultural Engineering: Design ideation, safety analysis, and updating standards for new materials and climate resilience.
- Permitting & Compliance: Summarizing environmental documents and speeding up infrastructure deployment.
- Interoperability & Testing: Verification support for software-heavy systems such as smart grids and autonomous infrastructure.
5. Broader Process Changes for SDOs
- Zero-draft acceleration for preliminary stakeholder review
- Continuous monitoring for maintenance and timely updates
- Multi-agent LLM systems for parallel virtual expert review before human consensus
Limitations and Important Caveats
- “Hallucinations” & Validation: Outputs must always be human-verified, especially in safety-critical areas. Domain-specific fine-tuning and retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) help but are not foolproof.
- Bias, Copyright & Accountability: Standards demand traceability and consensus; LLMs can introduce subtle biases or IP concerns.
- Not a Full Replacement: Human judgment remains essential for risk assessment, ethics, and real-world tradeoffs.
Expect 2–5× faster iteration on drafts, superior knowledge management, and more adaptive standards. Early adopters using LLM assisted tools with proper governance will lead the next generation of infrastructure standards development.
print(“Python”)
“Python is the programming equivalent
of a Swiss Army Knife.”
— Some guy
Open source standards development is characterized by very open exchange, collaborative participation, rapid prototyping, transparency and meritocracy. The Python programming language is a high-level, interpreted language that is widely used for general-purpose programming. Python is known for its readability, simplicity, and ease of use, making it a popular choice for beginners and experienced developers alike. Python has a large and active community of developers, which has led to the creation of a vast ecosystem of libraries, frameworks, and tools that can be used for a wide range of applications. These include web development, scientific computing, data analysis, machine learning, and more.
Another important aspect of Python is its versatility. It can be used on a wide range of platforms, including Windows, macOS, Linux, and even mobile devices. Python is also compatible with many other programming languages and can be integrated with other tools and technologies, making it a powerful tool for software development. Overall, the simplicity, readability, versatility, and large community support of Python make it a valuable programming language to learn for anyone interested in software development including building automation.
As open source software, anyone may suggest an improvement to Python(3.X) starting at the link below:
Python can be used to control building automation systems. Building automation systems are typically used to control various systems within a building, such as heating, ventilation, air conditioning, lighting, security, and more. Python can be used to control these systems by interacting with the control systems through the building’s network or other interfaces.
There are several Python libraries available that can be used for building automation, including PyVISA, which is used to communicate with instrumentation and control systems, and PyModbus, which is used to communicate with Modbus devices commonly used in building automation systems. Python can also be used to develop custom applications and scripts to automate building systems, such as scheduling temperature setpoints, turning on and off lights, and adjusting ventilation systems based on occupancy or other variables. Overall, Python’s flexibility and versatility make it well-suited for use in building automation systems.
.@PyCon US 2025 is a wrap, and our hearts are full with #Python community love! Thanks to every single one of you who organized, volunteered, attended, & sponsored 🐍🫶 #PyConUS
The PSF office will be closed May 26-28 so our staff can rest & recover. See you back online soon! pic.twitter.com/Sy1hiRmvw4
— Python Software Foundation (@ThePSF) May 27, 2025
Graduation, Dating, Engagements, Weddings, Births & Obituaries
Had to give up my cleats this weekend for my brother’s wedding!! But back to work now!! https://t.co/dOS6VAFf7N
— MacKenzie Roach (@RoachMacK18) October 5, 2026
My son, Jake, asked Caroline Culpepper to marry him. She accepted!! Everyone is so excited for them. Love ❤️!! pic.twitter.com/3pJHN5lpKS
— Mike Fotenopulos (@mrfot) September 20, 2026
“The family is one of nature’s masterpieces.”
— George Santayana
“Happy families are all alike; every unhappy family is unhappy in its own way.”
— Leo Tolstoy, Anna Karenina, trans. Constance Garnett
“In 1964, in Albuquerque, New Mexico, a 17-year-old girl gave birth to a son. The school administrators had told her she couldn’t finish high school. She pushed back anyway.
Her name was Jacklyn Gise. And the baby she was determined to raise would one day become one of the most… pic.twitter.com/O1NYzRh1Gr— Crazy Vibes (@CrazyVibes_1) August 9, 2026
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— Grace Basketball (@GraceBasketball) August 3, 2026
On Friday this group Facetimed me. This is their yearly get together. They tell me that they “are connected for life.” When you commit to something bigger than yourself you don’t just give yourself a better chance to win, the bonds you build are for life. pic.twitter.com/mSc4BECrb3
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‘In the end, it is character that decides . things, not intellect alone.’ (C.P. Snow, ‘The Masters’, 1951)
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— Standards Michigan (@StandardsMich) May 10, 2025
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Listen young men, saving yourself is so worth it! When 2 equally yoked believers of Christ become one it is the most beautiful thing!
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— Hayes Holly (@HayesHolly2) November 2, 2025
Your 2025 Homecoming Parade float winner! Congratulations to Alpha Gamma Rho & Delta Phi Epsilon 💜#TarletonState #BleedPurple #TarletonHomecoming pic.twitter.com/TsEKa085IM
— Tarleton State University (@TarletonState) October 18, 2025
Ladies and gentlemen… your 2025 Springfield Homecoming Royalty, King and Queen, Logan Goodrick and Emma Scheuer 👑 pic.twitter.com/r0t1Hr2lXw
— Springfield School District (@AllThingsBluSF) October 18, 2025
Another look at your 2025 Homecoming Court! pic.twitter.com/pkA7KXtYl2
— Maine-Endwell (@MECSDSpartans) October 18, 2025
Senior #hoco2025 💜 pic.twitter.com/grlzcSK7Tr
— Sloane Phillips (@SloaneJPhillips) October 13, 2025
Bulldog win in San Diego and my girl Madden is 3 months. A great weekend of football and family! pic.twitter.com/KgyZR9A0P4
— Kyle Kempt (@CoachKyleKempt) October 12, 2025
12 years ago, she drove 3.5 hrs without hesitation to save me from deep in the trenches of postpartum.
Last night, we got to celebrate this beautiful human. Baby H hit the mama jackpot. 💛 pic.twitter.com/ef6mn2RiI3
— Melissa Evans (@mrs_melevans) October 13, 2025
Our family grew by one this last week.
God is good 🙌 pic.twitter.com/ZlyMuCTO0e— Oliver – Blue Line Futures (@OliverSloup) October 3, 2025
Homecoming for my girls… time flies pic.twitter.com/2F5n36OvxR
— Lawrence Bubeck (@BubeckLawrence) October 4, 2025
Senior year prom! We all had such a great time. pic.twitter.com/v7e0yRdHsg
— Morgan Maske (@MorganMaske2026) October 5, 2025
Hoco ‘25 with the BEST! 💚🖤@MyersParkHS #JuniorSeason pic.twitter.com/VTshvISaUY
— Regan Godman ‘27 (@Regan55Godman) October 5, 2025
One week postpartum with the sweetest baby ever. I am blessed beyond measure to have had my 5th successful home birth and a very smooth recovery. God is so good! pic.twitter.com/bWBqAtOUkj
— Jenny (@rosary2battle) September 20, 2025
A South African man who recently picked up an abandoned baby in Mpumalanga suburb of Emalahleni is now applying for court permission to adopt the boy and get him a birth certificate
The man has two daughters and is now happy to have a boy pic.twitter.com/z9kPW3s1w5
— African Hub (@AfricanHub_) September 14, 2025
Top 10 proposal for sure pic.twitter.com/u8HZdOhwYy
— Dudes Posting Their W’s (@DudespostingWs) September 19, 2025
t5rtrtr
Ten years after our wedding, our triplets have finally arrived… Thank you to everyone who sent us congratulations. These are our most precious treasures. #fblifestyle pic.twitter.com/AXKOj7vL7Q
— Maria Rose 🇱🇷 (@fuzia09) September 16, 2025
What a cute baby announcement! 🥰
🎥: dakotabaker84 on TT. pic.twitter.com/94cTKNLXr9
— Positive Side of 𝕏 (@positivesideofx) September 21, 2025
Yesterday was a dream.
So happy to officially be Mrs. Dasovic! pic.twitter.com/pwR41ZTq9V
— olivia dasovic (@oliviadasovic) September 7, 2025
Congrats, just have someone to yell what too. #farmlife #farmlifebestlife pic.twitter.com/k58Fd35VBT
— Natalie Cooper Kovarik (@natalie_kovarik) August 30, 2025
My mom got us a gift before we got married of a framed photo the reads
“If you want to go fast, go alone. If you want to go far, go together.”
We have been doing our best to follow that advice for the last 13 years
Happy Anniversary to my forever wife pic.twitter.com/jdySWrHR8r
— Andrew Bragg (@AndrewBragg5555) August 31, 2025
“Beauty is needed only at a wedding, the mind – every day.”
Tatar proverb
🪡🧶
Good night pic.twitter.com/7Z5iLeF0b2— Cursive (@Pergament_F) April 7, 2025
No longer MissBuryTeach… but Mrs Jackson-Bury Teach? pic.twitter.com/I86fJmupet
— Miss Bury ⭐ (@MissBuryTeach) August 2, 2025
Some personal news:
Time to get married, have some Jewish babies, and raise them to love America. pic.twitter.com/Sqgu6g9PYh
— Jesse Arm (@Jesse_Leg) July 18, 2025
The body of 8-year-old Mystic camper Virginia Hollis was found along the Guadalupe River earlier this week, more than a week after the July 4 floods in Texas.
Yesterday, this angel’s favorite horse followed her casket through the streets to bid her farewell. 😭 pic.twitter.com/T8f8O6n4q3
— Marina Medvin 🇺🇸 (@MarinaMedvin) July 18, 2025
Miss Italia Finals 🇮🇹 pic.twitter.com/3XgPWvZ6Lo
— TastefulLindy (@LindyTasteful) July 19, 2025
Remember what they took away from us pic.twitter.com/Dnzzk1Quzc
— ☩ 𝕁𝕄𝕋 ☩ (@SecretFire79) July 12, 2025
After 15 years of marriage, the first child is actually twins! 🥳Maybe no one will say it, but we want to share this joy anyway. 🌹 pic.twitter.com/T60zPJZ0tT
— Sania Obaid 🇺🇲 (@afra_art56) July 12, 2025
I’m in tears. Watch how respectful every firefighter is greeting Trump, taking their hat off for Melania
America has a True Leader who cares about each and every American again. These Firefighters feel it
Mainstream media will never show this pic.twitter.com/KxWNrry7dC
— MAGA Voice (@MAGAVoice) July 11, 2025
Women are the same at all ages😂 pic.twitter.com/x4Y95x7xQq
— The King (@xxxxTheKing) July 12, 2025
Taking a 12 hour sabbatical from the portal to get this young lady married tonight! pic.twitter.com/GXLzZWmdKA
— Ryan Gaines (@ryankgaines) June 28, 2025
He was with me almost every day for 12 years. The best living creature I’ve ever known including humans.
He protected children and loved his job out here.
I hope I can be half the man this dog was to our world. I buried him last evening in his beloved woods.Warrior
GUS🪓 pic.twitter.com/011cffq1xS
— Cattleman🪓 (@cattleguy92) June 29, 2025
Congratulations to my brother on graduating high school.
I can’t wait to see all the amazing things you accomplish at American University. ❤️ pic.twitter.com/UZJxVP56ro
— Isabella Maria DeLuca (@IsabellaMDeLuca) June 29, 2025
When your daughter wants to play catch instead of a first dance after she says I do. 🥺 pic.twitter.com/yjnobxxfcn
— Ryan Gaines (@ryankgaines) June 29, 2025
Married Friday, planting wheat on Monday! pic.twitter.com/GKqXA7SlMP
— FarmerDan (@farmerdan97) September 27, 2021
Enjoying every moment with my boyfriend 💕 pic.twitter.com/cKMsLIFgqm
— Ms. Jachymiak (@MsJachymiak) June 15, 2025
A heartfelt surprise for her best friend on graduation day.. She didn’t expect it because they hadn’t seen each other in so long, ever since her friend moved to another citypic.twitter.com/3pxswYFVNt
— Wolf of X (@tradingMaxiSL) June 7, 2025
Non-food post: It’s Prom Season! Our oldest daughter is off to McGill University this Fall. Two out of the house, two still at home.
Love ya, sweetie. pic.twitter.com/hwvQ5svT5Z
— The Food Professor (@FoodProfessor) June 8, 2025
Norman ROCKWELL • American 1894-1978
“𝖢𝗈𝗎𝗋𝗍𝗂𝗇𝗀 𝖢𝗈𝗎𝗉𝗅𝖾 𝗎𝗇𝖽𝖾𝗋 𝗍𝗁𝖾 𝖢𝗅𝗈𝖼𝗄 𝖺𝗍 𝖬𝗂𝖽𝗇𝗂𝗀𝗁𝗍”@NRockwellMuseumhttps://t.co/eccEsvTUsR pic.twitter.com/dkSIjuJu2N— Standards Michigan (@StandardsMich) March 8, 2025
My best experiment yet ❤️ pic.twitter.com/ymxggYZmTv
— César de la Fuente (@delafuentelab) April 9, 2025
It’s 6:53pm and I wish I had a little baby sleeping on my chest right now.
One day God willing. pic.twitter.com/Zbg0xfbDOJ
— 𝐿𝑜𝓊𝒾𝓈𝑒 (@crunchycozygirl) April 11, 2025
The Catholic Church has a new member today 🤍 pic.twitter.com/MviMoRMEUJ
— Kendall 🌷 (@kciolane) April 12, 2025
From couple matching to couple chief-ing!!!thrilled and honored to serve as chief residents together at the program that shaped us. Grateful for the journey and excited for what’s ahead! #HUH pic.twitter.com/lClrJpGABW
— Girma Moges, MD (@Girma_M_Ayele) April 10, 2025
Life in one picture ❤️ pic.twitter.com/LkZXvKcwCI
— Os 🧘🏾♂️ (@LifeOfBoch) March 22, 2025
20th March 2010
A couple – just married – choose to cycle from the church to their reception.
From my book ‘Cambridge – Town & Gown’. pic.twitter.com/Y9zzcUsHh4— A Cambridge Diary (@acambridgediary) March 20, 2025
Married 39 years today! Time flies pic.twitter.com/aiNxbxUBKB
— Pat Vanheule (@pvanheule) March 15, 2025
Got engaged today 🙂
Praise God! pic.twitter.com/fgWEKgSuME
— Peter Day (@Telerithis) March 15, 2025
She said yes. pic.twitter.com/iBnhNyzTs5
— RyanFJBLGB🇺🇸🦅 (@RyanPatrick1991) March 15, 2025
We got him moved into the new house! His bride-to-be is helping him decorate and put things away and will be joining him there on their wedding night! Today, only a few tears were shed (out of his sight). We are beyond happy for them! @BrandonLansdown pic.twitter.com/NSNmzg8hyG
— Kassy Lansdown (@Good_and_Glory) March 15, 2025
Naistenpäivän kunniaksi haluan jakaa, että minulla on onni ja siunaus odottaa omaa tytärtä. Toivon näyttäväni hänelle samanlaista naisen mallia kuin oma äitini on näyttänyt minulle. Nainen voi olla vahva ja lempeä, sitkeä ja kaunis, herkkä ja periksiantamaton. Nainen voi olla… pic.twitter.com/MivsLRh1wJ
— Martta Tervonen (@marttatervonen) March 8, 2025
The years go by. pic.twitter.com/gMtnRyeT0Y
— Brendan O’Sullivan 🇮🇪🇪🇺 (@ImtaBrendan) March 8, 2025
So a thing happened recently … 🥂 💍 pic.twitter.com/nClcEIHlQ3
— The Phoenix (@sueranson) March 8, 2025
I can confirm: she is beautiful.
‘The Birth of Venus’ by Botticelli (c. 1485) pic.twitter.com/JCWv0EGQXI
— Katherine Everitt 💥 (@katherineveritt) January 14, 2025
Happy almost 10 month wedding anniversary @AbdNicholasC
That chrism on her head smells amazing pic.twitter.com/WroqiDDLXc
— Erin Callaghan (@drerincallaghan) February 8, 2025
The only thing better than reading is holding a baby while reading. pic.twitter.com/jqlPdgHobg
— Michelle Kelso Kafer (@michellekafer) February 1, 2025
She had no idea…pic.twitter.com/COnW7TDmCg
— Be Believing (@Be_Believing) February 1, 2025
Hun School Of Princeton
I earnestly hope you have the opportunity one day to sit in a sunlit room with a baby in your arms, gently rocking in an old wooden chair.
I have traveled the world, climbed mountains, and had adventures I dare not tell you about.
This, however, is the peak. pic.twitter.com/IsRGf0N6FM
— Old Hollow Tree (@OldHollowTree) January 27, 2025
Good morning from East Tennessee.
It’s 33 degrees and raining on the mountain.
Have a great Monday.☕😊 pic.twitter.com/vGu9QqoOLg
— Tennessee Lady (@TennesseeLady85) January 27, 2025
27 years old.
A mom to a new baby.
The youngest person to serve as White House Press Secretary@karolineleavitt pic.twitter.com/5S1fmkGbqy
— Anna Lulis (@annamlulis) January 29, 2025
Several colleges and universities have “kissing benches” or similar traditions tied to romance on campus.
Michigan State University Beaumont Tower: Nick and Myra Kanillopoulos
Syracuse University. Kissing Bench: This bench on the Quad is steeped in tradition. Legend has it that if a couple kisses on the bench, they will eventually marry. Conversely, if a single person sits there alone, they risk staying single forever.
University of Idaho. Hello Walk and Kissing Rock: While not a bench, this area on campus features a large rock where students have historically kissed. It’s a romantic tradition for couples at the university.
Florida State University Kissing Bench
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Clemson University Lover’s Lane
University of Cambridge: St. John’s College Bridge of Sighs
University of Oxford: The Bridge of Sighs
University of Bath Somerset County: Sham Castle
For members of Binghamton University’s Ballroom Dance Association, dance isn’t just a hobby; it’s an expressive, stress-relieving act. 💃🕺https://t.co/xrm8IIwalX pic.twitter.com/VRUMj9OeAC
— Binghamton University (@binghamtonu) January 17, 2020
It is so rare for people to see a normal, white family that lefties think it gives ”Third Reich vibes”. This really tells us that we need to make it less rare.
More babies! pic.twitter.com/j192eWhev5
— Evelina Hahne (@EvelinaHahne) February 15, 2025
Sport News
Maddy Price – CMU Track and Field https://t.co/4FTFyTXSrh
— World Athletes (@world_athelete) October 18, 2026
Shoutout to the Ragin’ Cajuns Water Ski team on winning their 7th straight National Championship 🤟🔥 #Dynasty #GeauxCajuns https://t.co/9OYAYHhOLd
— Ragin Review (@RaginReview) October 18, 2026
Allison Sherman ’24 wins @freep Marathon ❤️💙
""It was an amazing feeling," Sherman said. "The team was down there cheering me on. One of my teammates was there supporting me. It was awesome to see the UDM community out there and cheering me on."
https://t.co/Qe3vb4Yhey
— University of Detroit Mercy (@detmercy) October 19, 2026
Tufts Takes 3rd at Nevins Trophy with Late Surge on Sunday https://t.co/O4un7xAtHK
— Standards Michigan (@StandardsMich) October 18, 2026
National Champions 🏆
#GoNavy #navymsq https://t.co/FoBxS6BCIp
— Navy Men’s Squash (@navymsq) October 11, 2026
Final results from the Nuttycombe
#GoBlue https://t.co/gqBniJQPLt
— Michigan Track & Field / Cross Country (@UMichTrack) October 9, 2026
Iron sharpens iron
@UMichTrack
https://t.co/KYzFOt5D9Y https://t.co/T8MjaIvKoS— Standards Michigan (@StandardsMich) October 5, 2026
It’s like in the movies pic.twitter.com/STj3smhMHG
— Freddy🇩🇪 (@FreddyLA7) September 19, 2026
MAKE COLLEGE FOOTBALL GREAT AGAIN. pic.twitter.com/1XoCfmev0Z
— U.S. Department of Education (@usedgov) September 19, 2026
Football with the fam❤️ pic.twitter.com/YCYJSgsRvl
— Illinois State Women’s Basketball (@RedbirdWBB) September 19, 2026
🤩 https://t.co/vMCffG5y88 pic.twitter.com/KuwbiR0nlW
— Michigan Football (@UMichFootball) September 6, 2026
The Catch, The Catch, The Catch
Final from Ann Arbor pic.twitter.com/wBevuv45fC
— Western Michigan Football (@WMU_Football) September 6, 2026
Tom Brady joins Delta Air Lines as strategic adviser in first-of-its-kind multiyear partnership
Our Seniors! 💛💙#GoBlue pic.twitter.com/HUhV2shkY5
— Michigan Volleyball (@umichvball) August 17, 2026
You just got invited to a social kick with Destin, Josh, and Rylee. 📸 pic.twitter.com/vMejpZp1HI
— USA Swimming (@USASwimming) August 8, 2026
Ryan Erisman had quite the week in Irvine. Three national titles and a ton of momentum for the future. pic.twitter.com/rYxQhMFSm0
— USA Swimming (@USASwimming) August 2, 2026
and then everything changed https://t.co/iLLS9moeVW pic.twitter.com/oIReleWqNs
— m. (@wcsstallvn) July 30, 2026
𝟐𝟎𝟐𝟔 𝐂𝐍𝐅𝐑 𝐖𝐨𝐦𝐞𝐧’𝐬 𝐓𝐞𝐚𝐦 𝐂𝐡𝐚𝐦𝐩𝐢𝐨𝐧𝐬 🏆👏
Roger Hanagriff, Texas Aggie Rodeo Head Coach, talks with Shelby about the week at CNFR and the blessing it was to be there competing.
🎧 Listen to the full episode TODAY pic.twitter.com/VmVeUzxKtd
— Learfield College Rodeo (@LearfieldRodeo) July 29, 2026
Check out Fever guard Sophie Cunningham having some fun at her kids camp, recreating the “pointing” meme that went viral last week. pic.twitter.com/eCPkzx0IEt
— WISH-TV News (@WISHNews8) July 19, 2026
The Harvard women’s hockey team is going viral because they look nothing like people expected pic.twitter.com/mhuId0EVpp
— Matt Wallace (@MattWallace888) July 13, 2026
Freestyler Henry Anstine Selects Michigan Wolverines For 2027 – https://t.co/kgaRhVEKPz @umichswimdive pic.twitter.com/O6pmBSPPYo
— Swimming World (@SwimmingWorld) July 12, 2026
Tennis whites only pic.twitter.com/VdBlllNLDE
— Prep Propaganda 👔 (@prep_propaganda) July 12, 2026
GOAT🐐
🇨🇦Summer McIntosh now holds four individual long course World Records:
400Fr 3:54.18 WR
200Fly 2:01.65 WR
200IM 2:05.70 WR
400IM 4:23.65 WRShe is the first woman since 🇭🇺Katinka Hosszú to hold four individual long course world records at the same time. pic.twitter.com/zQxqL74ky0
— 競泳NEWS (@swimcoverage) July 6, 2026
🚨 WORLD RECORD ALERT 🚨
Gretchen Walsh posts a stunning 23.55 in the Women’s 50m Freestyle in Rome, lowering the recently set World Record held by Kate Douglass 🇺🇸#swimming #worldrecord pic.twitter.com/E3y93IXn4f
— World Aquatics (@WorldAquatics) June 28, 2026
everybody pulled on the same rope 🎥 pic.twitter.com/un3RZrBBw3
— Oklahoma Baseball (@OU_Baseball) June 26, 2026
It’s a Tar Heel 🆚 Sooner Championship #MCWS matchup! ⚾️
➡️ https://t.co/NdxRoTqbEk
📲 https://t.co/ZUEUkZyAP0
🎟️ https://t.co/okExvEs7lg… pic.twitter.com/GqmIR2Awx2— NCAA Baseball (@NCAABaseball) June 18, 2026
Pure entertainment down to the line! 🍿
Addy Wiley battled Tsige Duguma down the final stretch of the Doha Diamond League 800m and took the win in a season’s best of 1:57.98.#DiamondLeague and #DohaDL coverage presented by @on_running and @FleetFeetSports pic.twitter.com/ld4jtiWcxF
— FloTrack (@FloTrack) June 19, 2026
“Man’s life is brief, but through contests he touches the eternal.”
— Pindar, ‘Nemean Ode 6.23-24’
From fabulous races to NCAA podium finishes Kate Stewart-Barnett has done it all as a Spartan! Thanks Kate!#GoGreen pic.twitter.com/F4LkHjCpKY
— MSU Track & Field/Cross Country (@MSU_TFXC) June 14, 2026
BACK-TO-BACK OUTDOOR TRACK & FIELD NATIONAL CHAMPIONS 🧹🧹
Georgia Bulldogs complete the 2026 track & field season sweep and add another trophy to their collection. #NCAATF pic.twitter.com/6QyRNULheI
— NCAA Track & Field (@NCAATrackField) June 14, 2026
NCAA Outdoor Championships | Heptathlon 🤘
Tabea Eitel finishes seventh overall with a career-best 5,948 points‼️
It’s the ninth-best performance ever for a Longhorn and strengthens her hold as the No. 3 performer in UT history.#FloKnows x #HookEm pic.twitter.com/xiw8SrFVLV
— Texas T&F/XC (@TexasTFXC) June 14, 2026
— Standards Michigan (@StandardsMich) June 13, 2026
On Friday this group Facetimed me. This is their yearly get together. They tell me that they “are connected for life.” When you commit to something bigger than yourself you don’t just give yourself a better chance to win, the bonds you build are for life. pic.twitter.com/mSc4BECrb3
— Kelly Sheffield (@KellyPSheffield) May 31, 2026
This is what it feels like to have a gf pic.twitter.com/O0W8aXM7gA
— Second City Bureaucrat (@CityBureaucrat) June 1, 2026
Bringing some hardware back to Rocky Top#GBO🍊 pic.twitter.com/JE5FVaRjXI
— Tennessee Rowing (@Vol_Rowing) May 31, 2026
She’s incredible pic.twitter.com/s38fPn8TL6
— Massimo (@Rainmaker1973) May 10, 2026
🚨 SCHOOL RECORD ALERT 🚨
Sydnee Sinn, Sarah Forsyth, Olivia Millen and Kate Stewart-Barnett run 8:33.40 in the 4x800m relay to break the school record at Penn Relays!🟢⚪ pic.twitter.com/y6VQFJVrMT
— MSU Track & Field/Cross Country (@MSU_TFXC) April 25, 2026
Make that 4️⃣ #B1GWTennis Tournament Championships in the last five seasons for @UMichWTennis 〽️ pic.twitter.com/v6ojYdDRHS
— Big Ten Network (@BigTenNetwork) April 26, 2026
Wow. In these troubled times, the physical and artistic achievements of human beings have never felt more important … pic.twitter.com/xDi3nVM0Xn
— Geoff Barton (@RealGeoffBarton) April 26, 2026
Trump was once scouted by the Philadelphia Phillies during his time playing first base at the New York Military Academy.
Most people have never heard about this. pic.twitter.com/yWqLwG3OKQ
— johnny maga (@johnnymaga) April 26, 2026
Moments before she shocked the world pic.twitter.com/7br4w8ARqo
— USA NEWS 🇺🇸 (@usanewshq) April 20, 2026
The History of the Michigan Helmet. 〽️ pic.twitter.com/Q7e1cpm9WD
— A〽️aizing History (@JoeReynoldsAH2) April 17, 2026
Riley Gaines is a beautiful example of the joy of motherhood.
From championing women’s sports to working out women with her daughter, Margot, she shows how motherhood deepens purpose and fills life with unmatched love.
Strong, principled, and now embracing the most meaningful… pic.twitter.com/BsakOi937N
— Kelly (@kellytx2) April 17, 2026
Equipo de Hockey femenino Argentino 🇦🇷
Qué notan? pic.twitter.com/9J5debhSl1
— Pato Bonato (@patobonato) April 17, 2026
Can’t spell CHAMPIONS without PIOS 🏆#MFrozenFour x @DU_Hockey pic.twitter.com/4cQD8ICstE
— NCAA Ice Hockey (@NCAAIceHockey) April 12, 2026
I know absolutely NOTHING about NCAA hockey… but that was an incredible game with Denver vs Michigan.
I watched all of the 3rd period, OT, & 2OT and that was THRILLING.
Denver takes down #1 seed Michigan. As a non hockey fan Frozen Four is sick.
pic.twitter.com/dyZVUsY7yt— Garrett Armbrust (@4thandsaturday) April 10, 2026
HALF of the teams in the round of 16 will come from the states in red
College hoops runs through the midwest pic.twitter.com/fCQTjaWUFa
— BetMGM 🦁 (@BetMGM) March 23, 2026
These beautiful Dutch will not be around if they keep on importing Muslims pic.twitter.com/YsRYQp1YgD
— Evil Feynman (@evilfeynman) March 22, 2026
It’s good day to be a Wolverine fan 🙌
📺 ABC#MarchMadness x @umichwbball pic.twitter.com/5XkMqJwrr5
— NCAA March Madness (@MarchMadnessWBB) March 22, 2026
The moment Caroline Harvey became a Patty Kazmaier Award winner 😊 pic.twitter.com/kkNNXIl4MF
— Wisconsin Hockey (@BadgerWHockey) March 21, 2026
Two national championships in two days. FENCING SCHOOL!!
@NDFencing pic.twitter.com/ajoFANtKJE
— Reilly Fangman (@reillyfangman) March 22, 2026
🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆 + 🏆 =
🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆
Our kind of math.#WFrozenFour x @BadgerWHockey pic.twitter.com/wXdrocJ8mz
— NCAA Ice Hockey (@NCAAIceHockey) March 23, 2026
“Your 2026 collegiate champions, the University of Utah‼️”#GoUtes 🏆 pic.twitter.com/fi1Pm3iQD8
— Utah Ski Team (@utahskiteam) March 14, 2026
CUE COUNTRY ROADS!!! 🎶 pic.twitter.com/hhXwEAG9bO
— WVU Rifle (@WVURifle) March 14, 2026
Ran it back 🏆
For the 21st time, the Mountaineers are National Champions! pic.twitter.com/dZhPqJv0QS
— WVU Rifle (@WVURifle) March 14, 2026
The joy on her face was amazing, God bless her.💖 pic.twitter.com/iT6akwcA4K
— Love Music (@khnh80044) March 12, 2026
Built for it 🧱
Mountaineers head to NCAA National Championship Friday and Saturday
📰 https://t.co/iFf311G4pH#HailWV pic.twitter.com/a5joy93OyC
— WVU Rifle (@WVURifle) March 12, 2026
Michigan State University | Ingham County
📣 NSAI is seeking new members for our standards committees
We are establishing new technical committees on Light Gauge Steel, Mass Engineered Timber, and the National Annex for Eurocode 5 (structural fire design).
We’re inviting designers, consultants, academics, and… pic.twitter.com/wiv17lXgp9
— NSAI (@NSAI_Standards) March 2, 2026
Coming home with a lot of hardware 🏆 pic.twitter.com/Vv9L4REmsc
— WVU Rifle (@WVURifle) March 2, 2026
5 YEARS IN A ROW! 🏆#TidalTown pic.twitter.com/gXx9I7zcM3
— uncwswimdive (@uncwswimdive) March 1, 2026
Michigan roots. Unshakable heart. A golden finish. 🥇 https://t.co/nZmHF319nE
— Pure Michigan (@PureMichigan) February 22, 2026
Once was fun, twice is very nice! UVM Olympian Ben Ogden has done it again, capturing silver in the men’s cross-country team sprint w/teammate Gus Schumacher! This is the first medal for Team USA in this event and makes Ogden the team’s most decorated men’s cross-country skier. https://t.co/0SxTfMnKQI
— University of Vermont (@uvmvermont) February 18, 2026
Charlie Stramel sealed the game for @MSU_Hockey with his third of the game in OT 💥 pic.twitter.com/gwOUobsi10
— Big Ten Hockey (@B1GHockey) January 31, 2026
Danya Spoor – Clemson Track and Field pic.twitter.com/uAK3Hjx1ca
— World Athletes (@world_athelete) January 31, 2026
I’m not even an Indiana fan, but I never get tired of watching this. It’s one of the best things I’ve ever seen in football.
I hope somebody makes a movie out of it with Jerry Goldsmith writing the score.
— Denny Burk (@DennyBurk) January 23, 2026
Rocky Mountain Intercollegiate Skiing Association
RMISA Announces 2026 Alpine Schedule Changes https://t.co/sWwus8EY74
— Standards Michigan (@StandardsMich) January 11, 2026
Raw emotion from freshman Abbey Hayes following Creighton’s loss to Kentucky in the Elite Eight.
You can tell how badly she wanted this one for her older teammates. 💙@KETV | #GoJays pic.twitter.com/GqSh5qKtHK
— Matt Sottile (@MSottileTV) December 13, 2025
JUST IN: Indiana quarterback Fernando Mendoza honors his mother during his speech after winning the Heisman Trophy.
Mendoza’s mother suffers from Multiple Sclerosis (MS).
“Mom, this is your trophy as much as it is mine. You’ve always been my biggest fan … Your sacrifices,… pic.twitter.com/wYC8qZJHFj
— Collin Rugg (@CollinRugg) December 14, 2025
19.72M FOR AXELINA. 🤯
COLLEGIATE RECORD.
SWEDISH NATIONAL RECORD.
SCHOOL RECORD. pic.twitter.com/wxuCayNG0M— Nebraska Track & Field/Cross Country (@HuskerTFXC) December 12, 2025
Fernando Mendoza’s post game interview after winning the Big Ten
byu/justletmeregisteryou insports
JANE. HEDENGREN. 🤯
✅ SCHOOL RECORD
✅ NCAA RECORD (by 8 seconds btw)
✅ 10TH FASTEST 5000M BY AN AMERICAN
✅ 11TH INDOOR 5000M TIME IN THE WORLD
✅ FIRST COLLEGIATE WOMAN TO RUN SUB 14:50 (indoor AND outdoor)ARE. YOU. KIDDING???!!! pic.twitter.com/pKDqexpUkH
— BYU Track & Field/Cross Country (@BYUTFXC) December 6, 2025
Ending the fall season with a dub 🎯 pic.twitter.com/tmjIff6hIx
— Ole Miss Rifle (@OleMissRifle) November 23, 2025
Best thing about being 12-0… pic.twitter.com/jfGpEnTXVu
— Ohio State Football (@OhioStateFB) December 1, 2025
The highest single-season hit percentage in @b1gvolleyball history. ✍️@aandijackson has capped B1G play with a .559 hit%! pic.twitter.com/9tqusyW28J
— Nebraska Volleyball (@HuskerVB) December 1, 2025
@UNC_BearsVB @BigSkyConf Champions! Go Bears! pic.twitter.com/oNCWBGY2RH
— Andy Feinstein (@PresFeinstein) November 27, 2025
CHASE DOWN❗️ Şilan Ayyildiz finishes 9th individually at the cross country national championship to lead the Ducks to a 3rd place finish. Ayyildiz went from 18th to 9th place over the final K 😮💨 #GoDucks pic.twitter.com/spP7A0UEmo
— oregontf (@OregonTF) November 23, 2025
Dominic Zvada postgame walk off celebration 〽️#GoBlue pic.twitter.com/uTpJWX0l8n
— Michigan Football on UMGoBlue (@UMGoBlog) November 15, 2025
The future of college cross country is no longer about coaching but about recruiting.
Foreigners are recruited to take American scholarships. Many of the runners are older than your typical college age athlete.
Then they are called American Champions. Shame. pic.twitter.com/x8uEahTOX6
— Maggs (@aspen_lindsay) November 23, 2025
History was made at the Yale Bowl.
Yale topped previously undefeated Harvard in the 141st playing of The Game, earning a share of the Ivy League title and the league’s first-ever automatic bid to the NCAA FCS playoffs.
Highlights from @YaleAthletics: https://t.co/yzDxolHzpB pic.twitter.com/EvueCJDcej
— Yale University (@Yale) November 23, 2025
Rachel Forsyth’s season isn’t done yet! She will compete in her second-straight NCAA Championship! 🟢⚪ pic.twitter.com/Vz9sMgFdSH
— MSU Track & Field/Cross Country (@MSU_TFXC) November 15, 2025
Great chemistry between these dancers! Excellent.💃🕺❤️ pic.twitter.com/YNWsVt1PrB
— Love Music (@khnh80044) November 15, 2025
❤️🔥 Jason Colacino and Katie Boyle – Honky Tonk Now THAT’S what I call pure elegance, charm, and undeniable heat!! 🔥💖 pic.twitter.com/AgxGaFELpL
— Love Music (@khnh80044) November 14, 2025
BYU’s Jane Hedengren just beat the defending 5K and 10K national champion by 42 seconds head-to-head at regionals. FORTY-TWO SECONDS! We are witnessing greatness. 🏃♀️ pic.twitter.com/6ELw3anmhL
— BoozeCougs (@BoozeCougs) November 14, 2025
LEm’s absolute banger of a nanny, all in the latest 🙌🙌 pic.twitter.com/W7HH63mEZo
— Fishing Niche (@FishingNiche) November 16, 2025
A moment @sacredheartwsoc will remember for a lifetime 🏆❄️☃️
And those snow angels and penguin slides?? 10/10 way to celebrate punching your second @NCAA Tournament ticket in program history‼️#NCAASoccer x 🎥 @MAACSports pic.twitter.com/KM17KIH2Rv
— NCAA Soccer (@NCAASoccer) November 9, 2025
— MythoAmerica 🌲 (@MythoAmerica) August 31, 2024
It was a great day at Forest Akers East hosting our first Big Ten Cross Country Championship since 2012! pic.twitter.com/hYEyyaeUyD
— MSU Track & Field/Cross Country (@MSU_TFXC) November 1, 2025
The Best Thing You’ll See Today@umichfootball & @Coach_SMoore made dreams come true yesterday for our guy Luke 💙💛@Dream_On_3 pic.twitter.com/drZoFXWFwp
— Blue By 90 (@bluebyninety) November 1, 2025
Another milestone in our College history reached – we’re proud to present our first ever official College golf team! pic.twitter.com/4hCTJVZhPA
— Bishop’s Stortford College (@BSCollege) October 17, 2025
The beats that get us dialed in 🎧🔥 pic.twitter.com/VvHFDurett
— Ole Miss Rifle (@OleMissRifle) October 15, 2025
Led by senior Chad Perrine and junior Luke Skuratowicz, three Hope College men’s cross country runners finished in the Top 30 of the 167-runner field at the Muskegon Community College Jayhawk Invitational on Saturday. Read the meet recap on the Hope Athletics website. #d3xc pic.twitter.com/Dynob8mVrX
— Hope College Athletics (@HopeAthletics) October 11, 2025
Freshmen check. Call your parents, kids! pic.twitter.com/oMTRgFlRmk
— Bobby Guntoro (@bobbygunt) September 27, 2025
Another Top 🔟 on Tour ⭐️
You’ve made the Auburn Family incredibly proud. #WarEagle | #AuburnBeingAuburn pic.twitter.com/fPYfM5FULq
— Auburn Men’s Golf (@AuburnMGolf) September 15, 2025
OQXC Girls @ Troy XC Invitational! #sd113a pic.twitter.com/5VLmByUE3z
— Ms. McCormick (@MsMcCormickOQMS) September 20, 2025
Seeing a game at Oklahoma is awesome (outside of the outcome)
An A+ experience and awesome fans…
Apples to apples it’s light years better than a Texas home game
Great parking, great tailgating, street of bars a block from stadium
Awesome. Would highly recommend pic.twitter.com/i6NB7SvMPW
— James T. Yoder (@JamesYoder) September 7, 2025
Sebastian Moniz connects on this corner kick recently propelling our boys’ soccer team. Great stuff! #BPSoccer ⚽️⚽️🥅⚽️⚽️ @BayPathSuper pic.twitter.com/M3bRFHQXS2
— BPPrincipalVT Co-Moderator @UnlockTheMiddle (@BPPrincipalVT) September 6, 2025
These are the male cheerleaders America wants.pic.twitter.com/lfA5Pn6BpG
— Bill Mitchell (@mitchellvii) August 30, 2025
Ryker Comstock is your Student Athlete of the Week!
🌟 Great news, @CCHS_Gladiators fans! Your amazing support has helped us win the @TMobile #FN5GL $5K Fridays #sweepstakes 🙌 We’re so proud of our @clarkecentral spirit! pic.twitter.com/HJosLUtXtL
— CCHS Athletics (@CCHS_Gladiators) August 31, 2025
WORLD. CHAMPION. 🥇🤩
Luca Urlando grabs the 200 fly world title and becomes the SECOND AMERICAN EVER to go 1:51. Unreal swim. #AQUASingapore2025 pic.twitter.com/LHoq7vZTxQ
— USA Swimming (@USASwimming) July 30, 2025
Michigan Girl, Our Michigan Girl….
Hail the victor 〽️🇨🇦
Savannah Sutherland captures the women’s 400m crown at Canadian Champs in 5️⃣1️⃣.5️⃣1️⃣ seconds.
📸: Sean Burges/Mundo Sports Image pic.twitter.com/62fOGNFQL4
— DyeStat (@DyeStat) August 1, 2025
🚨 NEW WORLD RECORD 🚨
TEAM USA JUST SMASHED THE MIXED 400 FREESTYLE RELAY WORLD RECORD!!!
Jack Alexy – 46.91 👀
Patrick Sammon – 46.70 👀
Kate Douglass – 52.43
Torri Huske – 52.44 pic.twitter.com/5VZcPu50KM— Kyle Sockwell (@kylesockwell) August 2, 2025
WHAT. A WAY. TO CLOSE.
The U.S. grabs gold AND a world record in the last event of #AQUASingapore2025 to end the meet ON TOP of the gold and total medal table 🔥🔥 pic.twitter.com/mdaooxhGY2
— USA Swimming (@USASwimming) August 3, 2025
Northwest High School junior Cooper Lutkenhaus has run the fastest 800-meter race in the world for any athlete younger than 18! Cooper set the new U18 world best at the USA Track & Field Outdoor Championships by running a time of 1:42.27 to earn silver. pic.twitter.com/5imZ9yZHLN
— Northwest ISD (@NorthwestISD) August 3, 2025
🏅History made.
The U.S. men’s four won gold for the first time at the U23 World Championships. Ryan Martin, Wilson Morton, Sam Sullivan, and Lyle Donovan are victorious in the A Final, winning by 2.25 seconds. pic.twitter.com/2fAtSEwewA
— USRowing (@usrowing) July 26, 2025
Kate Douglass just threw down a 52.04 split on the 4×100 free relay 🥶
The U.S. will be top seed tonight after the group’s 3:33.57 in prelims.#AQUASingapore2025 pic.twitter.com/H4Mke7NpZN
— USA Swimming (@USASwimming) July 27, 2025
Over the weekend, Anhelina Khmil earned a second place finish at the CEV Nations Cup Final in Portugal as part of the Ukrainian team! pic.twitter.com/2zuEa9wk9c
— TCU Beach Volleyball (@TCUBeachVB) July 20, 2025
The bottom of the ground was nothing for Emily Beisel! She moves into the Top 4 of her set by almost two tenths of a second to lock in her place at the Cheyenne Frontier Days Semifinals. pic.twitter.com/1uDeztOlZM
— The Cowboy Channel (@Cowboy_Channel) July 20, 2025
He swims like the art of poetry. pic.twitter.com/rrhMP83DQD
— The Figen (@TheFigen_) July 12, 2025
Catherine giving trophies to Amanda, who is the runner-up and Iga the ladies single winner! pic.twitter.com/rZSntPOGig
— Sabirah Lohn 💕🦕🦖 (@SabirahLohn) July 12, 2025
While other kids are learning TikTok dances, she just set a record tying a goat in 7 seconds flat. pic.twitter.com/ZPELIagdxv
— Desiree (@DesireeAmerica4) July 13, 2025
THE TIGERS ARE NATIONAL CHAMPIONS pic.twitter.com/0sk6iV8gRc
— LSU Baseball (@LSUbaseball) June 22, 2025
Savannah Sutherland d capped an incredible career at Michigan with her second NCAA title and has been named the 2024-25 Female Michigan Athlete of the Year! 〽️ #LeadersAndBest
THE TIGERS ARE NATIONAL CHAMPIONS pic.twitter.com/0sk6iV8gRc
— LSU Baseball (@LSUbaseball) June 22, 2025
INFO » https://t.co/Caza1OyrCy | #GoBlue pic.twitter.com/YD6HTdYd0p— Michigan Track & Field / Cross Country (@UMichTrack) June 23, 2025
𝐀𝐔𝐁𝐔𝐑𝐍 𝐁𝐄𝐈𝐍𝐆 𝐀𝐔𝐁𝐔𝐑𝐍
Our list of Fences Riders of the Year is getting long…
✔️ 2025: Avery Glynn (SEC & NCEA ROTY); Kate Hagerty (SEC Freshman ROTY)
✔️ 7-straight SEC ROTY awards
✔️ 4 of the last 7 NCEA ROTY honors
✔️ 7 SEC Freshman ROTY awards#WarEagle pic.twitter.com/1bRaWk4ytY— Auburn Equestrian (@AuburnEQ) June 23, 2025
When you realize you’re the national champion AND you set the collegiate record 🥹 pic.twitter.com/BPUEuZmZMP
— Michigan Track & Field / Cross Country (@UMichTrack) June 15, 2025
Last practice before Eugene. #NCAATF x 🎥 @BYUTFXC
pic.twitter.com/3kNxStxS9Z— NCAA Track & Field (@NCAATrackField) June 6, 2025
Feelin’ Super 🦸♂️
🖥️ https://t.co/vUbrNtVRPX
🎟️ https://t.co/i73Q25MuVk
📲 https://t.co/D9Ga3efNbI#RoadToOmaha pic.twitter.com/1dpxaU8SEG— NCAA Baseball (@NCAABaseball) June 3, 2025
Kate Douglass and Shaine Casas are your #ToyotaNationals high point winners! 🙌 pic.twitter.com/bA9JJSWxEP
— USA Swimming (@USASwimming) June 8, 2025
💨💨💨
Savannah Sutherland sets the Hodges Stadium facility record and for the second straight year she sets the NCAA East First Round record in the 400H! pic.twitter.com/u48jsKv3Zm
— Michigan Track & Field / Cross Country (@UMichTrack) June 1, 2025
Meanwhile at the airport.. 😂 pic.twitter.com/BKRrslNY7x
— Buitengebieden (@buitengebieden) May 29, 2025
Kävin varastamassa rikkailta rahat ja nyt jakelen ne köyhille. Kenelle laitetaan ja paljonko? pic.twitter.com/AFUva64UPN
— Päivi Ekdahl 🇫🇮🇺🇦 (@EkdahlPaivi) May 31, 2025
Our medalist boats!!! 🥉🥉🥉🥉 #RowBlue pic.twitter.com/5qcjoirtmj
— Michigan Rowing (@umichrowing) May 18, 2025
Michigan just won the men’s gymnastics National Championship. pic.twitter.com/FYCWB4a9eK
— Scott Bell (@sbell021) April 20, 2025
Iconic.
Michigan ties its uneven bars record with a 49.725 in the first rotation of the evening.#GoBlue pic.twitter.com/6V5UKAkRDj
— Michigan Women’s Gymnastics (@UMichWGym) March 18, 2023
This Sunday, watch live on the BBC on in-person in our free Fan Parks.
Raw, unscripted live sport. This is The Boat Race. pic.twitter.com/foS7NqdOYL
— The Boat Race (@theboatrace) April 6, 2025
Ivan Puskovitch is a NATIONAL CHAMPION 🏆
He captures a start-to-finish victory in the #OWNats 5K! pic.twitter.com/LS3wRPGeqw
— USA Swimming (@USASwimming) April 6, 2025
— Navy Athletics (@NavyAthletics) March 29, 2025
Oh the beauty of @MorayGC & the @ScotStuSport Golf Championships. The perfect fit! pic.twitter.com/RQ7fX3Wsvx
— College Links Golf (@CLG_Scotland) March 29, 2025
The men got next 👊👊
Tune in to ESPN+ from March 26-29 to catch the men’s @NCAA Division I Swimming & Diving Championships. pic.twitter.com/JytMBGFJHS
— USA Swimming (@USASwimming) March 26, 2025
Our special guest for puck drop, @taylorheise9 🏒#WFrozenFour pic.twitter.com/re7L1gpRGU
— NCAA Ice Hockey (@NCAAIceHockey) March 23, 2025
The Broncos take the Last Call in Saint Paul and #FrozenFaceoff title in double OT! 🙌#NCHChockey // #BroncosReign pic.twitter.com/Nki7IvKLPr
— The NCHC (@TheNCHC) March 23, 2025
Sliding into the weekend like…🛷❄️ pic.twitter.com/GoSpxcuAcj
— AccuWeather (@accuweather) March 21, 2025
Your Duke family is proud of you guys! Dom and Gavin both fared well in the state tournament!! Dom went 2-2, and Gavin went 7-1! Gavin finished 3rd overall in his weight class!! Congratulations to both boys!! @WEVSD_sports @whsladydukes @AndyPeltz pic.twitter.com/5yEMNYkU7Q
— Robert Figuly (@RobertFiguly) March 23, 2025
Another @MSU_Hockey BIG10 Championship! What an exciting night at Munn Arena for our Spartan players, coaches, students and fans. Go Green!! pic.twitter.com/u9ZWUTeBVc
— Kevin Guskiewicz (@KevinGuskiewicz) March 23, 2025
Molly Miller making sure plenty of Lopes are involved when she cuts down the nets. @MollyMiller33 @GCU_WBB pic.twitter.com/2BhbuCDe48
— Jordan Hamm (@JordyHamm) March 15, 2025
Damn. Big Ten tournament champion in his first year as head coach. Let the dancing begin! #GoBlue pic.twitter.com/Zd57LBUwJF
— Santa Ono (@SantaJOno) March 16, 2025
Men’s 400m Champion
🥇 Will Floyd (@UGATrack)
📊 45.43#NCAATF x 🎥 ESPN+ pic.twitter.com/lcIb0zTYMX— NCAA Track & Field (@NCAATrackField) March 15, 2025
Every Thursday, coach Brandon runs men’s IM threshold practice and Coach Sarah & I run the women’s IM group. It’s one of those “all hands on deck” type of day. Last night, in the 400 IM the men went 1-2-3-5-10-11 and the women went 2-3-4-5-6-10-17-22. pic.twitter.com/pCfhLWSvoA
— Bobby Guntoro (@bobbygunt) March 1, 2025
TRE HOLLOMAN FOR THE WIN!!!!!
What a shot at the buzzer! Michigan State pulls off the win at Maryland, 58-55. #Spartans have won four games in a row, including three straight against ranked opponents.pic.twitter.com/1NMM6xdH46
— Hobie Artigue (@HeyItsMeHobie) February 27, 2025
Amanda Moll just broke the @NCAATrackField Pole Vault record with a height of 16-1.25 (4.91-meters)🤯#B1GTF x @UWTrack pic.twitter.com/5OUCmOS2QW
— Big Ten Network (@BigTenNetwork) March 1, 2025
Recapping Day ✌ of #MWITF https://t.co/7jbGnmF65r
— Air Force Track & Field/XC (@AF_TFXC) March 1, 2025
EASTON TALT 😱#NCAABaseball x 📹 FloBaseball / @BeaverBaseball pic.twitter.com/RUsWYVFOxi
— NCAA Baseball (@NCAABaseball) March 1, 2025
Great day in the weight room at Weatherford High School! We have football, basketball, girls and boys track programs working hard. We are blessed with the best facilities in the state! pic.twitter.com/gvH85GZmoM
— Rick Weaver (@rickweaver98) February 21, 2025
Peak German engineering pic.twitter.com/BxyzCVFSdU
— miss white (@cinecitta2030) February 22, 2025
The Revere Varsity Competition Squad traveled to Big Walnut High School today to compete in the OASSA State of Ohio Cheerleading Championships! They finished in fourth place, D3 Non Build Division!!! We are so proud of you ladies! @RevereLocal pic.twitter.com/evF06thfAD
— Doug Faris (@DougFaris) February 23, 2025
Wow! What an amazing couple of weeks for ‘OE’ Justin Davies. He broke the Welsh indoor 800m record at the Keely Klassic and then went on to become the British champion at the UK Indoor Championships! #uptherose 🌟🏅 pic.twitter.com/fgFq5AOX09
— Sport & PE | King Edward’s School (@KESBathSport) February 24, 2025
My girl shot her first ever perfect 5 bullseyes at her county tournament today
Great job girl! pic.twitter.com/Xhyl1bEK0R— kelli chalfant (@cf_farms7) February 22, 2025
NCAA Rifle 🤝 Historic Memorial Coliseum
Rifle National Championships
📅 March 14-15
🏟️ Historic Memorial Coliseum
🎟️ https://t.co/MgMeX9j7ER #T37 #WeAreUK pic.twitter.com/mDooaFpvfu— UK Rifle (@UKRifle) February 14, 2025
A new ASTM standard addresses safety elements of #PoleVaulting areas. It establishes safety, performance, and maintenance recommendations for indoor/outdoor, and private-use pole vault facilities. https://t.co/pq1pCCQZRE pic.twitter.com/oz08sWDt4l
— ASTM International (@ASTMIntl) February 13, 2025
“With this executive order, THE WAR ON WOMEN’S SPORTS IS OVER.” –President Donald J. Trump 🇺🇸 pic.twitter.com/g97jV4eEPW
— The White House (@WhiteHouse) February 6, 2025
“We’re putting every school receiving taxpayer dollars on notice that if you let men take over women’s sports teams or invade your locker rooms, you will be investigated for violations of Title IX and risk your federal funding.” –President Donald J. Trump 🇺🇸 pic.twitter.com/MUd6FAetWr
— President Donald J. Trump (@POTUS) February 6, 2025
Draw two is in the books at the #OUA Men’s Curling Championship! 🥌
The @queensgaels got the better of the @LUVoyageurs 6-3, scoring 3 in the first end to take an early lead, while the @tmubold scored early and often to beat the @OT_Ridgebacks 10-1.
The @brockbadgers took down… pic.twitter.com/mc6CndjeZ9
— Ontario University Athletics (@OUAsport) February 7, 2025
👟 Our Gryphon Track and Field team heads to the state of the New York for today’s meet in the Cornell Upstate Challenge!
📅 Sat. Jan 17
📍 @CornellSports (Ithaca, NY)#GryphonPride pic.twitter.com/ahH5AuzEZE— Guelph Gryphons (@guelph_gryphons) January 18, 2025
Sunrise swim with @uncwswimdive on Saturday morning! pic.twitter.com/q7PExy1pWe
— Bobby Guntoro (@bobbygunt) January 11, 2025
Remember when it was so cold the rivers and lakes iced over? Our college wild swimmers certainly do – they took the plunge (without wetsuit insulation) and lived to report back! 🥶 pic.twitter.com/CKyLK0ySMu
— Trinity College (@TrinityOxford) January 17, 2025
“We’re feeling confident in our performance so far. We’re being challenged, but so far have managed to stay sharp.” – Catherine Clifford, third
This quote sums up the Canadian women’s performance thus far at the World University Games, as they remain undefeated after two wins on… pic.twitter.com/jetQK1TtbH
— Curling Canada (@CurlingCanada) January 18, 2025
A B1G @HuskerWBB WIN ‼️#B1GWBBall on @BigTenNetwork 📺 pic.twitter.com/1sjIY2H4Ri
— Big Ten Women’s Basketball (@B1Gwbball) January 17, 2025
Track and Field Collects Seven Wins at SVSU Classic https://t.co/UpoAphESGe
— svsuathletics (@svsuathletics) January 18, 2025
“Rowing is more poetry than sport.” — George Pocock (‘Boys in the Boat’ 2024), a British-born boat builder, rowing coach, and influential figure in American rowing, best known for his craftsmanship of racing shells and his philosophical approach to the sport.
“There is no greater glory for a man than that which he wins with his own hands and feet.” (Homer, Iliad c. 8th Century BCE)
Origins of Hospitality
Passages from Chinese literature about “social practice”:
• From the Book of Rites (《礼记》), a Confucian classic:
“慎始以為客，礼之至也。一日以为主，恩之至也。”
Translation: “To treat a guest with caution and respect is the height of ritual. To treat a guest as if he were one’s own master for a day is the height of kindness.”
This passage emphasizes the importance of hospitality as a key aspect of ritual and ethical behavior. It suggests that treating guests with respect and kindness is not only a matter of good manners, but also a reflection of one’s character and values.
• From “Journey to the West” (《西游记》), a classic Chinese novel:
“人情好客，至乐莫甚。”
Translation: “There is no greater pleasure than being hospitable and friendly to others.”
This passage highlights the joy and fulfillment that comes from showing hospitality and kindness to others. It suggests that the act of hosting and welcoming guests can bring happiness and satisfaction to both the host and the guest.
• From “The Analects” (《论语》), a collection of sayings and teachings attributed to Confucius:
“舍尔其为人也，尽礼而已。”
Translation: “When you host someone, treat them with the utmost respect and courtesy.”
New update alert! The 2022 update to the Trademark Assignment Dataset is now available online. Find 1.29 million trademark assignments, involving 2.28 million unique trademark properties issued by the USPTO between March 1952 and January 2023: https://t.co/njrDAbSpwB pic.twitter.com/GkAXrHoQ9T
— USPTO (@uspto) July 13, 2023
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