Topic: NCAA

At Notre Dame, We Believe ‘Student’ Should Come First in ‘Student-Athlete’

July 1, 2021 in

The New York Times

by

John I. Jenkins

for

University of Notre Dame

NCAA, athletics, graduation rate

Days of Reckoning

April 6, 2021 in

Inside Higher Ed

by

for

Vanderbilt University

NCAA, athletics, leadership

The simple question that can help schools make hard decisions about covid-19

July 24, 2020 in

The Washington Post

by

William R. Harvey

for

Hampton University

COVID-19, NCAA, Online learning, leadership

Intercollegiate athletics just got a two-minute warning

November 10, 2019 in

by

for

Hamilton College

NCAA, athletics

The NCAA Is Too Far Gone for Incremental Reform

June 7, 2018 in

The Chronicle of Higher Ed

by

Carol Cartwright

for

Bowling Green State University, Kent State University

NCAA, athletics

The Secret Behind the Greatest Upset in College Basketball History

March 18, 2018 in

by

Freeman Hrabowski

for

University of Maryland Baltimore County

NCAA, athletics, diversity, grit, inclusion

Dear Condoleezza Rice: Good luck fixing the NCAA

February 1, 2018 in

The Washington Post

by

for

Purdue University

NCAA, athletics

How the N.C.A.A. Cheats Student-Athletes

October 3, 2017 in

The New York Times

by

Brian Rosenberg

for

Macalester College

NCAA, athletics

The NCAA isn’t a moral arbiter—nor should it be

September 25, 2016 in

The Wall Street Journal

by

Rev. John I. Jenkins

for

University of Notre Dame

NCAA decision reflects commitment to fairness and respect for all

September 15, 2016 in

Huffington Post

by

Christine Riordan

for

Adelphi University

NCAA, athletics, equity, inclusion