It’s the first time a state-level employment board, rather than the National Labor Relations Board with presidential appointees, will consider whether college athletes are employees with organizing rights.

Never in recent memory have colleges, universities and their endowments been under more scrutiny—and more pressure to perform.

Managing NIL income requires a level of financial sophistication most student-athletes haven't yet developed.

Findings on faculty salaries are "sobering" as inflation saps paychecks and the gap with administrator pay widens, says the AAUP's "Annual Report On The Economic Status of The Profession."