Colleen Quigley on Becoming a Lululemon Ambassador and How She's Grown Since Her First Olympics

Colleen Quigley.Photo: Lululemon The track and field athlete, who competes in the 3,000-meter steeplechase, is joining Lululemon as an ambassador, PEOPLE can confirm. “I think this whole transition with sponsors came at just the perfect time,” Quigley, 28, tells PEOPLE. “It came at a time in my life where I was just ready for that change. And Lululemon is all about who I am as a person, not just who I am as a runner.

College Admissions Scandal Mastermind Rick Singer Gets 3.5 Years in Prison

Photo: Scott Eisen/Getty William “Rick” Singer, the man who orchestrated a massive nationalcollege admissions scam, has beensentenced to three and a half years in prison. Singer ran a decade-long scheme to help high school students fake their way into elite colleges and universities like Yale, USC, and Georgetown. The scam unraveled thanks, in part, to the government’s Operation Varsity Blues, leading to charges against 50-plus co-conspirators, including celebrity parents likeFelicity HuffmanandLori Loughlin.

College Admissions Scandal: Lori Loughlin Is 'Exasperated' Her Case Is Taking So Long, Says Source

It will be awhile beforeLori Loughlincan put thecollege admissions scandalbehind her — and the actress is “exasperated” that it’s taking so long. Attorneys for Loughlin and several other defendants appeared in court on Monday for status hearings, and their next court date is on October 2. According to a source close to Loughlin, the long wait is excruciating. “People who are not in the legal field often don’t understand how long these things take,” says the source.

College Admissions Scandal: Wealthy Family Allegedly Paid $6.5 Million for a Spot at Stanford

A wealthy Chinese family allegedly involved in thehigh-profile college admissions scamreportedly paid $6.5 million to secure their daughter a spot at Stanford University. TheNew York Times, citing sources familiar with the case, say that the Beijing-based family paid the staggering sum to admitted scam ringleader Rick Singer. Their daughter was allegedly admitted to Stanford in 2017. A spokesman for Stanford tells theLos Angeles Timesthat the college rescinded the daughter’s admission in April and she is no longer a student there.

College Baseball Coach John Altobelli, His Wife and Daughter Dead in Kobe Bryant Helicopter Crash

Three more victims have been identified of the nine who died on Sunday in the tragic California helicopter crash that killedNBA legend Kobe Bryant and his 13-year-old daughter Gianna. John Altobelli, the head baseball coach at Orange Coast College, was also onboard the aircraft —alongside wife Keri Altobelli and their daughter, Alyssa Altobelli, the school confirmed in a statement on their website. Alyssa was a teammate of Gianna’s. John, 56, and Keri are also parents to daughter Alexis Altobelli and son J.