Author: Jessi Wynn

Jessi Wynn is a recent graduate of Florida State University, where she earned a double major in Public Relations and Sport Management in May 2024. She will continue her studies at FSU this fall, pursuing a Master’s in Sport Management. With a passion for sports and communication, Jessi aspires to work in Public Relations for a professional sports team or league. She is currently an intern at Minding the Campus. You can connect with her on Instagram @jwynn03 and LinkedIn @Jessi-Wynn.

Polls Showing Harris Leading College Students? It’s a ‘Nothingburger’

A new Inside Higher Ed Student Voice flash survey conducted in partnership with Generation Lab offers insights into the voting behaviors and preferences of college students across the United States. The survey, conducted last month, involved responses from 1,012 college students. The publication says the results have a margin of error of plus or minus 3.1 percent, […]

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College Football Promises Touchdowns, Fumbles Instead

Things seemed promising when the 2023 Michigan Wolverines won their first national championship since 1997, with head coach Jim Harbaugh leading the team to victory. College football fans praised his leadership, grateful for the long-awaited success. But as soon as Harbaugh became the subject of NCAA scrutiny, it became clear that triumph would soon give […]

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The Weight of MSU’s Reputation Sits on Jonathan Smith’s Shoulders

The firing of football coach Mel Tucker from Michigan State University (MSU) following a sexual misconduct scandal that involved allegations from Brenda Tracy, a sexual assault awareness speaker, threw the team into turmoil. Left without a head coach mid-season, the Spartans needed a new coach and someone who could rebuild trust within the team and […]

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University of Illinois Springfield Golf Team Accuses Head Coach of ‘Shocking Abuse’

In recent interviews with 2aDays, University of Illinois-Springfield (UIS) student-athletes have accused head golf coach Michael Leotta of severe misconduct, exposing a troubling pattern of abuse and systemic failure within the university’s athletic department. These revelations reflect broader issues in collegiate athletics and underscore the urgent need for reforms to protect student-athletes. Former athletic director […]

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