Amid Turmoil, Michigan Seeks to Balance Athletics and Academics
Posted Nov 28, 2014
Michigan, once the class of the college football landscape, suddenly embodies the struggle between athletics and academics playing out at universities throughout the country. Michigan’s new president, Mark Schlissel, has suggested that academics may have taken a back seat in the athletic department and made it clear that the university’s sports culture concerned him.
(New York Times)
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