Author: Jay Sahaym

Jay is a first-year student at UC Berkeley from Washington state intending to major in Economics and minor in Political Economy or Anthropology. He joined BRB to explore business and economic topics of interest through his writing. As a columnist, Jay is looking forward to delving into the intersection of policy and economics along with the areas of global development, resource economics, and more. Outside of BRB, Jay loves to read and enjoys playing and watching soccer, tennis, and basketball.

Game On: Will Student-Athletes Finally Get Paid?

By: Jay Sahaym

On: October 27, 2021

In: BRB Shorts, Economics, Featured, Latest

After years of resistance, the NCAA has finally allowed student-athletes to profit from their NIL rights. What does this say about the state of the lucrative college athletics industry?Continue Reading

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Author: Jay Sahaym

Game On: Will Student-Athletes Finally Get Paid?

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