How to Actually Pay College Athletes
Though interest in moving away from amateurism has increased, many remain skeptical of how athletes would be paid even though the free market has figured things out before. On Deadspin.
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NC State Picks Developer for Centennial Campus
The development includes lab and office space to further collaboration between businesses and the university. On Triangle Business Journal.
College Debt Without the Degree
College dropouts struggle to repay their loans and are at higher risk to default. On the Daily Tar Heel.
The Christian For-Profit School That Became a Non-Profit
Grand Canyon University's transition has been approved after rule changes allowing for such change by the Trump administration. On Education Dive.
When High-Achieving Students Pick Trade School
Honors students are pushed to think about college as the next step, then face opposition if they want to pursue a different path. On the Wall Street Journal.
A College Republicans Advisor’s Counsel on Free Speech
With free speech controversies on campus, events carry their own responsibilities and consequences. On The Atlantic.
When a College Merger Goes Right
Thomas Jefferson University and Philadelphia University served two different types of students, but their merger has found success they hope to build on. On the Philadelphia Inquirer.
How a Psychologist Hoodwinked the Government on Sexual Assault
Though his research is thin at best, David Lisak has carried a strong influence in the legal system. On Real Clear Politics.
Abolish Federal Subsidies for Graduate Student Loans
Graduate students generate a disproportionate amount of student debt with more risk and less public benefit. On The Hill.
The Two Realities of the University
Universities have bifurcated into a successful STEM and medical section and a lagging humanities and liberal arts area. University leaders are becoming less concerned with the controversies of the latter. On First Things.