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TOO BIG A SPLASH?
To compete for athletes, even small colleges are building multimillion-dollar sports facilities. Some say it's not a good use of their money. Gettysburg College's current pool (above) will be replaced in a new, $25-million athletics center planned for 2009. (Photograph by Justin Kase Conder)
Small Colleges Sweat Over Sports Facilities
To compete for athletes, small, lower-division colleges are building multimillion-dollar sports facilities. Critics say it is not a good use of their money. DOG IS DEAD: Uga VI, winningest in the University of Georgia's line of bulldog mascots, has been laid to rest in a marble vault. |
BlogsResourcesFacts & Figures The Chronicle's annual report on gender equity in college athletics, including a searchable database Graduation rates for athletes and other students who entered college in 1988-97 Average salaries of male and female coaches Issues in Depth Title IX and Intercollegiate Athletics The Chronicle's 2007-8 Almanac of Higher Education |
