When it comes to college football, most people’s attention will turn toward team and player statistics. But a trio of economists examined data of a different sort. What they discovered is that big game days, fueled by alcohol and revelry, appear to be related to a spike in sexual assault on or near the campus of the competing teams.

What’s going on with golf? Fewer young people are playing, scores of courses are closing, and others are threatened by climate change. To West Virginia University’s Joshua Woods, this has created an opening for a decidedly different brand of golf: disc golf. He details what the ascendent sport has going in its favor, and what’s holding it back.

You may be among the thousands who drink a shot of apple cider vinegar in the morning to promote weight loss or keep your triglyceride levels low. But does it really? Gabriel Neal, a medical professor at Texas A&M University, weighs in, explaining that “the health benefits we suspect vinegar has need to be confirmed by larger human studies.”