Redefining Leadership in Athletics: The CEO Model How one AAU university is structuring for a new era of athletics In the past three years, intercollegiate athletics has undergone a structural shift unlike anything in its modern history. Name, Image and Likeness (NIL) compensation has evolved from endorsement deals to revenue sharing. Media-rights contracts in the […]
A Louisiana House committee has advanced a bill that would keep universities from disclosing how much public money they pay athletes under new revenue-sharing rules. Critics say taxpayers have a right to know how those dollars are spent.
The college and its two unions have spent nearly a year negotiating pay and benefits, with salary increases remaining the main sticking point. This is the first strike at any of the state’s 17 community colleges.
President Trump is expected to host a White House roundtable with major college sports leaders and celebrities to discuss the future of college athletics. The meeting will focus on issues such as athlete compensation and the rapidly changing structure of the sport.
Changing learner expectations, new delivery models and AI are prompting institutions to rethink how they deliver value to individuals and organizations.
As student-athletes capitalize on their personal brands, new opportunities—and liabilities—are emerging for universities, athletic conferences, donors and sponsors.
