February 2025 Archive — Key stories on Patio Pulse

Looking for what happened on Patio Pulse in February 2025? You’re in the right place. Below you’ll find quick, clear summaries of the biggest pieces we ran that month — from TV premieres and sports shakeups to education updates that affect students right now.

Entertainment & TV

One of the month’s biggest pieces covered '1923' Season 2, which landed on Paramount+ on February 23, 2025. The season brings Harrison Ford and Helen Mirren back to a harsh, wintry story about the Dutton family holding onto their legacy. Expect tense family drama, new faces that shift alliances, and episodes that dig into survival and power. If you follow prestige TV or the Yellowstone universe, this is the release that mattered in February.

Sports, Transfers, and Controversies

Sports fans got a mix of highs and lows. Austin Reaves exploded for a career-high 45 points to lift the Lakers past the Pacers 124-117. With key stars out, Reaves grabbed the spotlight and helped the team keep momentum. That game showed how role players can change outcomes when starters miss time.

On a different note, tennis star Jannik Sinner accepted a three-month suspension after a Clostebol-related doping settlement. The official line points to accidental exposure tied to his trainer’s treatment. The ban is short enough that Sinner can return for upcoming events, but it’s a reminder about strict rules and the risks teams carry with medical treatments.

Trade talk heated up around Luka Dončić and the Lakers. Our analysis looked at what it would cost to get Luka: major assets, draft picks, and likely moving Anthony Davis. The piece asks a simple question — are the Lakers chasing a clear franchise leader and what sacrifices would that demand? It’s a deep look at team identity, costs, and whether trading for an alpha is worth upheaval.

Education & Policy

Finally, we covered changes to the 2025 JAMB UTME schedule. Registration opening moved from January 31 to February 3 to allow time for checks after problems at some CBT centres. JAMB paused admissions for Fountain University’s Law Faculty and flagged eight other institutions while it investigates. If you’re a candidate or parent, check your chosen centre and program status before registering.

Want more detail? Click any headline on our archive list to read the full article. We keep these pages updated so you can track follow-ups, new developments, or official statements tied to each story. If there’s a February item you want more coverage on, tell us — we’ll dig in.