NCAA signals that it may pull championships from states that protect women’s sports
The NCAA hinted that it may pull championship games from states that stop biological males from competing against females in athletics.
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Pushing for change: College athletes’ voices grow strong
Their protests are not centered on a controversial war in some far-off jungle but on issues of racial and social inequity at home
Kneel or stand? Lawmakers, East Tennessee State admin clash over national anthem
The East Tennessee State University (ETSU) men’s basketball began kneeling during the national anthem.
Mississippi legislature passes ‘Fairness Act’ to ban trans athletes from women’s sports
The Mississippi state legislature passed a bill to ban transgender female athletes from women's sports.
West Point leadership allows football players who cheated on exams to play in bowl game
The United States Military Academy, commonly known as West Point, cited a number of athletes, including football players, for cheating on a spring 2020 calculus exam.
Players wear masks on court during Boston University, Holy Cross basketball games
The Boston University men’s basketball team played its first game of the season on this week against Holy Cross in which a new addition to the uniforms was officially revealed.
What budget crisis? 6 universities spend $75 million firing their football coaches
The University of Texas fired its head football coach Tom Herman. Herman’s buyout will cost the university about $15 million, in addition to an estimated $9 million for his assistant coaches.
Supreme Court takes on College athlete pay
The country's highest court will consider whether NCAA rules limiting education-related financial aid to college athletes violate federal law.
New model proposed for College football’s biggest players
Current and former college leaders who believe that athletics have strayed from a student-centered mission recommended a structural overhaul for top Division I football programs.
Losing to Win
Faculty leaders at Rutgers are challenging spending decisions that have left the athletics department in a "black hole" of internal debt amassed in a costly drive to improve the university's on-field prowess.
