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The Presumption of Innocence Should Apply to College Students

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  • Niche Sports Should Leave Colleges Dec 13, 2024

    The May 2024 settlement in House v. NCAA was the most recent significant step towards an employee model for collegiate athletes. Reactions to the settlement varied widely across sports and … Continue reading “Niche Sports Should Leave Colleges”

  • Community Colleges Needn’t Infantilize Students Dec 12, 2024

    In the latest instance of colleges providing hand-holding incentives to students, Baltimore City Community College (BCCC) has begun paying some students to meet with career counselors. Through grant funding, students … Continue reading “Community Colleges Needn’t Infantilize Students”

  • Educators: Beware the Certainty Trap Dec 11, 2024

    Despite what headlines often suggest, when it comes to tackling controversial issues on college campuses, the biggest challenge isn’t constraints on academic freedom. It’s not restrictions placed on free speech, … Continue reading “Educators: Beware the Certainty Trap”

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