Supreme Court To Debate NCAA Athlete Compensation Policy
The U.S. Supreme Court on Wednesday is set to consider the NCAA bid to maintain its limits on education-related compensation for student-athletes
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High School Athletes In 30 States To Gain NIL Opportunities
Students have a number of protections, as well as prohibitions, about what they can endorse; for example, an athlete cannot be endorsed by alcohol, gambling or vaping companies or be endorsed by a collective, such as those present at the collegiate level.
Class Is Out But Learning Isn’t: Build Some Skills Over Summer Break
Tips and advice to help college students get ahead in their career.
Reggie Bush Gets Heisman Trophy Reinstated
Reggie Bush gets his Heisman Trophy back after giving it up after NCAA officials stated he received improper benefits years ago.
UNCF Awards to Improve Graduates’ Job Placement Outcomes
The rigorous and competitive grant process opened in December 2015 to 87 eligible public and private institutions, of which 81 were HBCUs and six were PBIs. The eligible institutions met select criteria, including being an accredited four-year degree-granting institution that awards most of its degrees at the bachelor’s level. Of the 87 eligible institutions, 70 applied for the planning grant and 30 were selected.