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New Job for Career Services
New liberal arts programs expand career services to academic breaks, bringing students back on campus for job hook-ups and development workshops -- and footing the bill.
Whistle-Blower Blocked
U. of North Carolina at Chapel Hill stops researcher from discussing her controversial findings on literacy of athletes.
What the Rest of Division I Thinks
At annual convention, athletes tell NCAA their voice isn't valued under new Division I model, while members generally support presidential control and power-conference autonomy.
What About the Athletes?
Debating a possible new governance structure, Division I faculty members, students and athletics directors question whether athletes are sufficiently represented.
Athletes, Drugs and Entitlement
As all three NCAA divisions prepare to lighten penalty for pot smoking, survey shows the most use in Division III, which tests athletes the least. Data also explore athletes' sense of academic entitlement.
Opinion
Don't Go to College Next Year
Gap years change students in ways that society needs -- and much more should be done to make them a possibility for all students, not just the privileged, Joe O'Shea writes.
Opinion
It Ain’t What I Say
When administrators about issues such as assessment and competency-based learning, writes Judith Shapiro, the language they use is crucial if they want to engage faculty members.
Academic Reform Hits Division II
Division II institutions are poised to raise academic standards for athletes, with a series of rules similar to those passed by Division I two years ago.