A new survey shows that athletes want the NCAA to focus on health and safety while college presidents say eligibility and academics are most important.
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A new bill would tax the scholarships of some NCAA college athletes earning profits from their name, image, and likeness.
The NCAA's March Madness branding will be used to market the 2022 women's Division I basketball tournament and Final Four.
Big deals and confusion mark the first three months of the NCAA's name, image, and likeness policy as athletes and schools look to cash in.
Big brands and local businesses are rushing to make deals with college athletes and their schools under the NCAA’s Name, Image, and Likeness policy.
After a defeat in the Supreme Court, the NCAA is struggling to keep its hold on college sports as student-athletes and Congress demand changes.
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College athletes usually bear the cost of medical insurance, unless they're a likely top draft pick. Now, student-athletes are pushing for change in the NCAA's insurance policies.
College football season kicked off with thousands of fans packing stadiums, putting many at risk of coronavirus exposure in a climate of lax COVID-19 guidelines and policies.
College athletes rake in millions of dollars each year for their schools, but these full-time players aren't making any money for themselves from the gig.
Colleges are deciding whether to alter, ban, or keep unchanged controversial fight songs and chants that remain popular at sporting events.
As the SEC plans expansion, the Big Ten, Pac-12 and ACC form an alliance. See how this move could impact the future of college sports.
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New study describes how social dynamics of college sports can frequently contribute to negative behaviors when oversight is lacking.
After months of controversy, the NCAA announced that they will hold a special convention in November to propose sweeping governance changes.
Only a month into the NIL era in college sports, many student-athletes already have signed lucrative endorsement deals.
The University of Texas and the University of Oklahoma are seeking to leave the Big 12 Conference and join the Southeastern Conference, a move that would shake up college sports.
As institutions push biased measures to penalize trans youth, learn about different ways colleges can reaffirm their support for trans student-athletes.
Following a U.S. Supreme Court decision and the passage of several state laws, the NCAA suspended its rules preventing student-athletes from profiting off their name, image, and likeness.
The Supreme Court ruled on June 21 that the NCAA cannot bar universities from making education-related payments to student-athletes.
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Although college sports play a big role in bringing in money for universities, they rarely generate a positive net revenue — especially in light of COVID-19.
The Big Ten's decision to reverse course and resume its 2020 fall football season has led to concern among students and public health experts.
The NCAA provides support to student-athletes and oversees the rules and regulations that govern collegiate athletics at more than 1,000 member institutions.
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