ACTA in the NewsPresidential Compensation
Michigan State faces ‘ethical minefield’ as donors pay president’s salary
Donors paying a university president’s salary raise is nothing out of the ordinary, […]
ACTA in the NewsPresidential Compensation
Donors paying a university president’s salary raise is nothing out of the ordinary, […]
ACTA in the NewsAdministrative Bloat
It was in the quiet of the summer when a new president at Louisiana State University said the school would lay off 25 administrators, including several who were high in the campus hierarchy, and...
College tuition prices are out of control. Since 1983, sticker prices have increased by 914%, rising at an average rate of 5.5% a year—far faster than any other household expense over the same period....
ACTA in the NewsAthletic Spending
A $12 million investigation into the University of Michigan’s athletic department produced no actual report amid findings that revealed the institution failed to be transparent and accountable. Michigan did not release any comprehensive investigative...
A bachelor’s degree in any college major pays off in the long run. That’s the takeaway from an in-depth study of the financial return on college degrees over time. A report from the Postsecondary Commission, a college...
This year, like every year, the NCAA’s March Madness showcased the largest, richest, and most sophisticated basketball franchises outside the NBA. Sixty-seven games across five weeks culminated in the University of Michigan’s historic second...
In January, the Department of Education (ED) put out a new tool that tracks foreign financing of American higher education. For the first time, the American public has an unfiltered glimpse into the traditionally murky world...
Last night, approximately 20 million people watched Indiana University win its first-ever college football national championship, capping off a chaotic year for those who follow the business side of college sports. Among the myriad...
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