How Student-Athletes Can Win with Smart Time Management
For student-athletes, the clock is always ticking. Between early morning practices, classes, team meetings, travel for games, and maintaining a social life, the schedule can…
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5 Key Academic Goals Every Student-Athlete Should Pursue
Student-athletes strive not only for success on the field but also for growth in the classroom, setting academic goals that prepare them for college and…
Coach Prime: Young Athletes Should Choose Colleges for Growth, Not Money
Deion “Coach Prime” Sanders, who built multimillion-dollar careers in both the MLB and NFL, is urging young athletes to prioritize development over financial incentives when…
Andrei Minakov on Balancing Olympic Training and Stanford Life: “Education Comes First”
Russian swimmer Andrei Minakov recently opened up about his experiences as a student-athlete at Stanford University in an interview with forbes.ru. Minakov shared insights into his…
It’s Time to Reimagine Higher Education for Student-Athletes in California
California’s higher education system is facing unprecedented challenges: escalating legal battles, rapidly evolving technology, and rising costs are testing the limits of traditional college structures.…
Student-Athletes Report High Trust in Their Colleges, But Affordability Remains a Concern
Nearly two in three student-athletes say they have somewhat or very high trust in their college or university, according to the first installment of the…
Why Niche College Sports May Be on the Way Out
A handful of sports at U.S. universities rake in billions, while most others bleed money. For decades, schools justified this by funneling football and basketball…
When NIL Deals Favor Men, Women Athletes Pay the Price
Olivia Dunne, a standout from Hillsdale, New Jersey, has an estimated NIL (Name, Image, and Likeness) valuation of $4 million, with partnerships spanning Vuori (sports…
Survey Finds Parents See College Sports as Key to Life Skills and Education, Not Money
Amid ongoing discussions about the future of college athletics following the House v. NCAAsettlement, a new nationwide survey of over 800 parents of high school student-athletes…
West Virginia Extends NIL Opportunities to Middle and High School Athletes
Following the growing trend of college athletes earning compensation for their name, image, and likeness (NIL), West Virginia is now opening the door for younger…
