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On Recruiting, Gambling and Drinking
NCAA committees and boards decide on a number of controversial college sports issues.
Game Over
The University of Florida is the latest to call for an end to beer pong and other popular college drinking games.
When Universities Run Schools ... Into the Ground
U. of South Florida relinquishes control of its failing charter school, in cautionary tale of what can go wrong if colleges lack a sustained commitment to their K-12 initiatives.
Will Adjuncts Pay to Be Certified?
New business announces plan to charge $395 for a process that could assure teaching quality to prospective employers.
Facebook Profile Meets Catholic Values (and the Campaign)
U. of Dayton is considering disciplinary action against the son of a U.S. Senate candidate in Colorado whose Facebook profile was found to contain offensive material.
Restricting the Madness After March
NCAA is reconsidering a rule that bars Division I men's basketball recruiters from attending non-scholastic events in April, citing some coaches' concerns that it could raise costs of scouting prospects.