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PERSPECTIVES: COI in MSU Trustees’ Business Partnership?

Find the Board’s COI policy here (see Sections II and VIII). Read an article about the circumstance in question. Who …

by Future U/ September 17, 2019/ MSU, News Briefs/

PERSPECTIVES: When Privilege Affects the Public Policy Debate

As the struggle continues to find public policy solutions to the neo-plantation, neo-sweatshop nature of revenue-producing college sports, Tim Tebow …

by Future U/ September 16, 2019/ Higher Ed, Perspectives, Society/

NEWS BRIEFS: MSU Student Body President Calls for ‘Transparency and Accountability’

“We hope the university moves toward a culture that promotes transparency, prioritizes accountability and fosters a safe environment,” said Mario …

by Future U/ September 15, 2019/ Higher Ed, MSU, News Briefs, Society/

NEWS BRIEFS: Unanimous Vote by California Legislators Sets Up Confrontation with NCAA

The NCAA has had time and opportunities to reform America’s college sports system. Instead, the NCAA has focused on building …

by Future U/ September 14, 2019/ Higher Ed, News Briefs, Society/

NEWS BRIEFS: In College Affordability, Report Says Most Public Flagship Universities Have Things Upside-Down

Institute for Higher Ed Policy: “Only the relatively wealthiest students can afford to attend most public flagship institutions. IHEP found …

by Future U/ September 13, 2019/ Higher Ed, News Briefs, Society/

NEWS BRIEFS: Nassar Victims to MSU’s Stanley, ‘It’s Either Action or Silence’

MSU President Samuel Stanley is declining a call from some Larry Nassar survivors to restart an independent investigation, Michigan Radio …

by Future U/ September 12, 2019/ MSU, News Briefs, Society/

NEWS BRIEFS: California One Step Closer to Enabling Financial Benefits for College Athletes’ Likeness Usage

California lawmakers have approved a bill that would allow players in the state to profit off their name, image, and …

by Future U/ September 11, 2019/ Higher Ed, News Briefs, Society/

PERSPECTIVES: Insiders Blow Whistle on President’s Self-Dealing at Liberty University

“In interviews over the past eight months, they depicted how Falwell and his wife, Becki, consolidated power at Liberty University …

by Future U/ September 10, 2019/ Higher Ed, Perspectives/

PERSPECTIVES: Nonpartisan Think Tank, “Michigan Has a College Affordability Crisis”

“Higher education’s percentage of budgetary expenditures in Michigan ranks close to the bottom among states, and state appropriations per student …

by Future U/ September 9, 2019/ Public Higher Ed/

PERSPECTIVES: In New Book, Wendy Brown Explores How Intensification of Neoliberalism Contributed To “Apocalyptic Populism”

Brown’s book, In the Ruins of Neoliberalism: The Rise of Antidemocratic Politics in the West, is available from Columbia University …

by Future U/ September 8, 2019/ Books, Neoliberalism, Society/

PERSPECTIVES: Berkeley Dean Speaks Out re Bill Before California Legislature

If it becomes law, California SB 206 would enable a student-athlete to earn compensation as a result of the use …

by Future U/ September 7, 2019/ Higher Ed, Perspectives/

FRIDAY FORUM: “Higher Ed, Between Populist Resentment and Elite Capture,” with Dr. Brendan Cantwell

Higher education is a target of anti-elite resentment for right-wing populists and is identified by progressives as a steeply stratified …

by Future U/ September 7, 2019/

NEWS BRIEFS: Feds Fine MSU $4.5 Million Re Title IX and Cleary Act Violations

Read more from the U.S. Department of Education.

by Future U/ September 6, 2019/ Higher Ed, MSU, News Briefs/

PERSPECTIVES: In Public Higher Ed Funding, Michigan Ranks in the Bottom 10 Nationally

“Michigan ranks 44th nationally in per resident support for higher education at $195.52 compared to a national average of $280.60.” …

by Future U/ September 5, 2019/ Higher Ed, Perspectives/

PERSPECTIVES: College Isn’t What It Used to Be (and what needs to change)

Read Frank Bruni’s far-reaching essay in his review of Paul Tough’s new book, The Years that Matter Most. 

by Future U/ September 4, 2019/ Public Higher Ed/