Former NBA star David Robinson, a member of the Knight Commission and the Rice commission, said the UNC academic fraud case "undermines" what college basketball should be about. Robinson was speaking at a meeting of the Knight Commission.
The president of the agency that accredits UNC-Chapel Hill twice told The News & Observer recently that some of the university’s statements to the NCAA didn’t “pass the smell test” and that she would review those statements if The N&O published an article about them.
The president of the commission that accredits UNC-Chapel Hill said in a letter released today that it will not look further into statements the university made to the NCAA’s infractions committee regarding the legitimacy of classes in the long-running academic scandal.
UNC-Chapel Hill’s accreditor says it will look into statements the university made to an NCAA panel at an August hearing that showed support for classes at the heart of a long-running academic scandal that involved a disproportionate number of athletes.
A faculty committee says UNC administrators exerted pressure in the scheduling of a sports history class that examined the university’s athletic and academic scandal.
Leaders of a national commission on college athletics called for reforms Monday in the wake of the NCAA infraction committee’s decision sparing UNC-Chapel Hill sanctions in the long-running academic scandal.
UNC-Chapel Hill escaped punishment from the NCAA for the paper class scandal, and the university’s accrediting organization has reviewed the NCAA report. The accreditor said Monday it would take no further action.
Students and visitors to the NC State campus on Friday, October 13, 2017 react to the lack of punishment handed down by the NCAA in its final ruling on the academic scandal investigation at the University of North Carolina.
Students passing through the center of campus, the pit, shared their opinions about the report released Friday by the NCAA Committee on Infractions that did not sanction the institution with any penalties for a long-running scheme of bogus African
UNC-Chapel Hill escaped NCAA sanctions, in one of the longest-running academic scandals in college sports history, in large part by refusing to identify as fraudulent 18 years of classes that had no instruction and were graded by a secretary
The NCAA Committee on Infractions could prove no violations by Jan Boxill, the former UNC teaching professor of philosophy and academic counselor to women’s basketball, who was accused of 18 instances of providing impermissible academic assistance to athletes amid an academic scandal at the university.
The NCAA’s final investigative report in the long-running UNC-Chapel Hill case will not be released on Friday, as was originally intended Thursday, because of “scheduling circumstances,” according to the university.
Deborah Crowder could help or hurt UNC-Chapel Hill at hearings before the NCAA Committee on Infractions. The university won’t say it embraced the bogus classes, but it does support her contention that they were available to all students.
UNC’s hearing with the NCAA Committee on Infractions began on Wednesday morning, August 16, 2017. The hearing is closed to the public, but here’s what we know so far.
Coaches, administrators, faculty and lawyers will be on hand for UNC’s hearing before the NCAA Committee on Infractions. The hearing could result in sanctions for UNC’s long-running athletic and academic scandal.
News & Observer reporters Andrew Carter and Dan Kane discuss the ongoing UNC academic scandal as the school heads into its hearing on Aug. 16, 2017 with the NCAA. Tar Heels coaches Roy Williams, Larry Fedora and Sylvia Hatchell are expected to attend the hearing.
The University of North Carolina on Tuesday released new correspondence between the school and the NCAA that releates to UNC’s ongoing academic scandal.
Former NBA star David Robinson, a member of the Knight Commission and the Rice commission, said the UNC academic fraud case "undermines" what college basketball should be about. Robinson was speaking at a meeting of the Knight Commission.
