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Foxes in the Higher Ed Henhouse
Professional athletics and the entertainment industry are dining and dashing like foxes in a henhouse when it comes to higher education and its students.
The NCAA Can’t Outrun Its Antitrust Problem
A stalled bill, a growing pile of lawsuits and no clear path for the athletes at the center of it all.
Big 10, SEC Back Senate’s College Sports Overhaul
A League of Their Own: Colleges Launch Flag Football for Women
Nearly 400 colleges will compete at the club or varsity level next spring, making women's flag football one of the fastest-growing collegiate sports. Athletic directors say it’s a useful recruitment tool, too.
Let Big-Time College Football and Basketball Collapse
Congress may intervene to prop up an enterprise that has long since lost its way. It would be better to let the market work and force colleges to make hard choices about values and money.
A Year After Cutting Athletics, Sonoma State Brings Back 10 Teams
How Will New Student Visa Rules Impact Athletics?
NCAA policy allows athletes to compete for five seasons, but new federal rules limit international students to just four years in the U.S., cutting off collegiate play for some.