Chris Quintana
Investigative Reporter at USA Today
@USATODAY reporter interested in higher ed and what you know. Runner, New Mexican, seltzer stan, state school grad [email protected]
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2 months ago |
usatoday.com | Chris Quintana
A former Liberty University staffer is suing the private Christian school, saying administrators fired him for reporting sexual harassment. Peter Brake worked as an investigator in the university’s Title IX office, typically the unit that investigates claims of sexual violence on campus.
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2 months ago |
usatoday.com | Chris Quintana |Kenny Jacoby
National Signing Day has come and gone, which means thousands of young men are still searching for a college football team to call home. Many will try to walk onto teams or accept that their football careers are over. Others will be lured into post-grad football, where players pay thousands of dollars to pursue their college football dreams.
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2 months ago |
usatoday.com | Chris Kenning |Chris Quintana
Just before Capt. Jonathan Campos boarded the American Eagle flight he would pilot to Washington D.C., he called his aunt: He was looking forward to a Caribbean cruise with extended family theyâd been planning for a year. Next to him in the cockpit was Sam Lilley, the flightâs 28-year-old first officer, who was also looking to the future. He was engaged to be married in the fall, Lilleyâs father, Tim, said in a Facebook post.
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Dec 12, 2024 |
usatoday.com | Kenny Jacoby |Chris Quintana
Leo Etienne swivels back and forth in his chair behind a faux wooden desk in a cramped office. An unopened pack of toilet paper rolls rests on a side table next to a printer. Etienne prefers to be interviewed here instead of in his main office, which he says is too messy.âŻInside the concrete office building-slash-warehouse with no exterior signs, off a road with no sidewalks in a Central Florida city of 20,000, a group of about two dozen young men lift weights while blasting hip-hop music.
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Dec 12, 2024 |
usatoday.com | Chris Quintana |Kenny Jacoby
Hezekiah West thought he had a fresh chance to score a place on a college football team â his dream since childhood. The once-promising running back from Wayne County, Mississippi, spent part of his high school senior year sidelined with a torn thigh muscle. College coaches had stopped calling. Signing day came and went without any offers. Thatâs when West turned to Mississippi Prep, a postgraduate football team unaffiliated with any school.
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