Sports

Fisk University to End Historic Women's Gymnastics Program After 2026 Season

The Nashville institution made collegiate sports history in 2023 as the first historically Black college or university to establish a women's artistic gymnastics team.

French Open Champion Coco Gauff Continues Legacy of Giving with Historic $100K UNCF Scholarship

Gauff's commitment to historically Black colleges and universities stems from deep family roots.

Howard University Partners with 360 NIL Group to Boost Athletic Recruitment Through Name, Image, Likeness Deals

The collaboration aims to strengthen Howard's ability to recruit and retain top athletic talent amid intensifying competition from other universities offering lucrative NIL deals to prospective student-athletes.

Scholar-Athlete Turned NBA Coach Returns Home: Jacque Vaughn Joins Kansas Staff

Vaughn returns to Kansas as an assistant coach under Bill Self, becoming the first former NBA head coach to join the Jayhawks' coaching staff.

Acrobatics and Tumbling Recommended for NCAA Championship Status

The NCAA Committee on Women's Athletics voted last Thursday to recommend that all three divisions sponsor legislation to establish a National Collegiate Championship in acrobatics and tumbling.

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Pima Community College Becomes First in Arizona to Offer NIL Opportunities for Student-Athletes

The initiative allows student-athletes to develop their personal brands at no cost while at PCC.

Basketball Legend Takes on Leadership Role at Sacramento State

Shaquille O'Neal has accepted a voluntary position as general manager for Sacramento State men's basketball program.

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Federal Administration Pauses $175M in Funding to UPenn Amid Transgender Athlete Policy Dispute

The University of Pennsylvania is facing significant financial implications as the federal government halts $175 million in funding over policies regarding transgender student-athletes.

Leadership & Policy

New Federal Actions Bar Transgender Athletes from Women’s Sports, Sparking Debate Among Scholars

The order – titled “Keeping Men Out of Women’s Sports” – prioritizes Title IX enforcement actions against such schools.

Trump Administration Scraps Biden-Era College Sports Pay Guidelines

The policy reversal comes amid ongoing legal challenges to traditional collegiate sports compensation models.

Xavier University Makes History with First HBCU Varsity Rowing Program

The announcement marks a significant milestone in collegiate sports diversity and follows three successful seasons as a club sport at the New Orleans institution.

NCAA Adds Women's Wrestling as Championship Sport, First Tournament Set for 2026

The NCAA has officially recognized women's wrestling as its 91st championship sport.

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