More Fallout From DaughterGate

• The Charleston Daily Mail reports that "several donors have either reneged on pledges or vowed not to contribute to West Virginia University because of the debacle over Heather Bresch's degree," with one foundation "revoking an offer to donate $1 million worth of art and another $1 million contribution to the university's Creative Arts Center."

• Public Broadcasting interviews reporter Paul Fain of The Chronicle for Higher Education on some of the larger trends afoot. With audio.

• Gov. Joe Manchin continues to face questions about the scandal, as MetroNews reports (audio here).

• The Daily Athenaeum tracks the continuing drumbeat among faculty for Garrison's ouster, while gauging student opinion.

• The Daily Mail also reports that "Rich Rodriguez's lawyer believes the ongoing degree flap at West Virginia University has given the coach ammunition to attack the credibility of WVU President Mike Garrison."