The costs of a university education seem to be spiraling out of control. Fundraising has become as or more important than either training students or advancing knowledge to serve the common good. As a result, the university’s “brand” has become an advertising commodity to be protected. Doing so has often resulted not only in compromises of academic integrity but also in serious harm done to the very people a university is supposed to serve. Universities must find a way to remain economically viable without losing their essence as learning institutions. In this forum, we will explore the “moral hazards” posed to educational ethics on the levels…