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Colleges Foot a Large Share of Athletics Expenses, New NCAA Data Show

A new report from the NCAA breaks out revenue and expenses more clearly than before and shows what many had feared: Most athletics programs are heavily subsidized.

Posted to Chronicle of Higher Education (Weblog) by Anonymous on 05-15-2008
Opinion: Stop Hiding the Financial Truth About College Athletics

Posted to Chronicle of Higher Education (Weblog) by Anonymous on 05-15-2008
One-Third of West Virginia U.'s Faculty Meets, Reaffirming Calls for President's Ouster

Faculty members voted overwhelmingly on Wednesday to call on Michael S. Garrison to resign over his involvement in the awarding of an unearned degree to the state governor's daughter.

Posted to Chronicle of Higher Education (Weblog) by Anonymous on 05-15-2008
AAUP Criticizes U. of New Haven Over Lecturer's Dismissal

The University of New Haven disregarded standard academic practices when it dismissed a lecturer following students' complaints that she was hostile and uncivil, says a report released today by the American Association of University Professors.

Posted to Chronicle of Higher Education (Weblog) by Anonymous on 05-15-2008
Education Dept. Easing Off on Preferred-Lender Limits

Under certain circumstances, colleges will be permitted to list fewer than three loan companies and will be allowed to include some lenders with common ownership.

Posted to Chronicle of Higher Education (Weblog) by Anonymous on 05-15-2008

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What's New

Colleges Foot a Large Share of Athletics Expenses, New NCAA Data Show

Opinion: Stop Hiding the Financial Truth About College Athletics

One-Third of West Virginia U.'s Faculty Meets, Reaffirming Calls for President's Ouster

AAUP Criticizes U. of New Haven Over Lecturer's Dismissal

Education Dept. Easing Off on Preferred-Lender Limits

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