New Members Elected to UNC Board of Governors
Three members were reappointed while four new faces will go to Chapel Hill. On AP.
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Athletes Use #NotNCAAProperty During Tournament
Athletes want to air their support for NIL reform and roll back restrictions the NCAA foists upon them. On Athletic Business.
Duke Under Quarantine After COVID Outbreaks from Greek Life Parties
Greek life parties and rush events have led to a massive spike in cases on campuses, leading officials to declare a lockdown. On The Washington Post.
Case Western Reserve Law School Berates Itself for Being Too White
Officials weren't happy about a report that cited them as being "excessively white." On Legal Insurrection.
Higher Ed Spent $80 Million Lobbying the Government in 2020
Colleges and academic organizations spent a lot of cash—and got a large bailout for their troubles. On Campus Reform.
Oregon State President in Hot Water for LSU Tenure
F. King Alexander's previous tenure at LSU that faced deep sexual harassment problems means that he's in hot water with OSU trustees. On the Oregonian.
Inconvenient Facts Lead to a Racism Charge
After a Georgetown law professor was recorded as saying black students got the lowest grades in her class, the university fired her. On National Review.
NC Community Colleges See 17% Enrollment Drop
The fall 2020 semester was hard on almost every college, and especially in workforce training programs. On WUNC.
Using College Athletics as a Money-Making Scheme
Fairleigh Dickinson University, a private college in New Jersey, is hoping more sports teams will bring in revenue from playing larger schools and pulling in students. On ESPN.
Stability of a Bachelor’s: Men with Higher Degrees Aren’t More Employed
More men were employed if they held a bachelor's degree than if they held an advanced degree. On Bloomberg.