College Sports
George Washington University Reveals New Moniker: the ‘Revolutionaries’
Almost a year after abandoning the “Colonials” moniker, the university is rallying behind a new community-chosen name.
Florida Law Allows College Coaches, Athletic Depts to Facilitate NIL Deals
In addition to loosening restrictions on facilitating name, image, and likeness deals, the new law requires athletes to complete financial literacy, life skills, and entrepreneurship workshops.
States With Bans on Transgender Athlete Participation in College Sports
Over a dozen states have instituted statewide bans on transgender athletes since 2020.
Lawmakers: NCAA Oversight Commission Needed to Examine Equity in Sports
The NCAA has addressed some inequities in collegiate tournaments, but Congress hopes to discover ways to increase fairness.
Biden’s Proposed Title IX Transgender Athlete Rule Draws Criticism From Politicians, Advocates
Biden’s proposal would allow colleges to dictate when transgender athletes can compete on teams matching their gender identity.
Biden Admin Releases New Title IX Rules for Transgender College Athletes
President Biden’s new Title IX rules for transgender athletes leave plenty of discretion to individual colleges and universities.
St. Francis College Eliminates Athletics Program
The Brooklyn, New York, college will still honor all academic and athletic scholarships.
These Are the Biggest and Coolest NIL Deals in College Basketball
Before you fill out your March Madness bracket, check out the best name, image, and likeness deals in college basketball.
HBCU Sports Set for Huge Growth. These 5 Women Are Leading the Way.
The MEAC is led by five female athletic directors. Here’s how they are keeping momentum moving forward for their conference and all HBCU sports.