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Two Decades of 'Paper Classes'
More than 3,100 students participated in no-show courses at UNC Chapel Hill, and nearly half of them were athletes.
'A Day of Reckoning'
At a panel on the state of college athletics, a former Congressman says a presidential commission on college sports is all but inevitable.
Uncertainty After Autonomy
As deadline to call for an unlikely vote to override NCAA governance shift approaches, many question whether the five wealthiest sports conferences' newfound authority will lead to any major changes.
Combating Concussions
Would formal regulations and sanctions have helped prevent the University of Michigan's mishandling of a quarterback's concussion?
Outrage at Michigan
University's lack of immediate response to a concussion leads to mass student protests and demands for dismissal of athletic director.
Empty Seats Now, Fewer Donors Later?
As student attendance at college football games continues to decline, some institutions worry about the trend's ramifications for future alumni support.
Opinion
Don’t Reform NCAA – Replace It
The association has lost control of college athletics. Congress should step in to create an alternative, as it did in another amateur sports realm in the 1970s, Donna Lopiano and Gerald Gurney write.
Penn State Postseason Restored
The NCAA has reduced some of its sanctions against Penn State, allowing the university's football team to participate in postseason games two years earlier than originally decided.