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Title IX of the Educational Amendments of 1972 is the landmark legislation passed to provide equal educational opportunities for women in many areas, including athletics. While it has fostered the growth of women’s collegiate athletic teams, the legislation is often blamed when men’s sports are cut. Between 1990 and 2020, NCAA DI women’s teams grew

Higher education is at an inflection point as confidence is at a historic low and concerns about cost persist. Boards and leaders continually seek to better understand and evaluate costs from all departments on campus, to make attendance more affordable. One department often evaluated by campuses and university systems is athletics. Fortunately, many continue to

The recruiting race has never been more complicated in college athletics and higher education in general. Universities are facing a declining supply of potential candidates while athletic departments are dealing with recruits simultaneously weighing issues of competitive success, championship culture and world-class facilities, NIL options, academic support and post-collegiate professional playing opportunities — and that’s before