During its meeting June 15-17 in Dallas, the Committee on Competitive Safeguards and Medical Aspects of Sports approved a series of recommendations that build on legislation passed by the NCAA’s five autonomy conferences earlier this year...
NCAA Team Works, the community engagement branch of the NCAA, has partnered with Indianapolis colleges and universities for a new literacy program with elementary schools. Readers Become Leaders targets third-grade students and provides...
Paul Krebs, the vice president for athletics at the University of New Mexico has been appointed to the NCAA Division I Men’s Basketball Committee, effective immediately.
A former Lamar University head men’s golf coach acted unethically when he provided three student-athletes with a total of $15,500 in impermissible benefits to increase the amount of their scholarships
The NCAA and the Women’s Basketball Coaches Association will join forces with the Kay Yow Cancer Fund during the 2016-17 women’s basketball season to push the charity’s fundraising efforts to even greater heights.
Adrian College has received a public reprimand and suspensions after misconduct by the head coach and select student-athletes, which included an altercation, at this year’s NCAA Division III Men’s Ice Hockey Championship quarterfinals in Adrian, Michigan.
An associate head football coach at the University of California, Los Angeles, violated NCAA ethical conduct rules when he paid for two prospects to receive private training
The NCAA has reopened its bid process after a decision by the Board of Governors this week to relocate the competitions originally awarded to North Carolina.
The NCAA Playing Rules Oversight Panel approved a tweak to the faceoff procedure in men’s lacrosse for officials to follow starting with the 2017 season.
Based on the NCAA's commitment to fairness and inclusion, the Association will relocate all seven previously awarded championship events from North Carolina during the 2016-17 academic year. The NCAA Board of Governors made this decision...
After 10 years at the national office, Leyden is moving to Wisconsin to become executive director at Fort Wilderness, a Christian camp near Rhinelander. His last day at the NCAA is Oct. 10.
The NCAA Committee on Sportsmanship and Ethical Conduct is honoring Donald L. Lyle, former athletics director at Grove City College, as the 2015-16 recipient of the Bob Frederick Sportsmanship Award.
The NCAA Woman of the Year selection committee has named the top 30 honorees for the 2016 Woman of the Year Award. A record 517 school nominees were submitted this year, which was whittled down to 142 conference nominees. The committee...
Sept. 15 Presidents and chancellors − John R. Hargrave , who has served East Central as president since 2009, announced his retirement, effective in the spring of 2017 … Ohio Dominican President Peter Cimbolic announced he will retire,...
The NCAA Committee on Women’s Athletics released new guidelines for a program to increase athletics opportunities for women through NCAA-recognized emerging sports.
A former Lenoir-Rhyne University head men’s basketball coach violated NCAA ethical conduct rules when he committed recruiting violations, did not provide an atmosphere for compliance and did not participate in an interview during the NCAA investigation
To address rising costs and continue to support student-athletes, the NCAA is increasing reimbursements for travel to Division I and National Collegiate championships.
August 26 Presidents and chancellors − After 15 years leading Texas Permian Basin, President W. David Watts announced he had submitted his resignation as president. Athletics directors − Auburn Montgomery accepted the resignation of...
The Division I Board of Directors revisited its strategic agenda at its meeting Thursday in Indianapolis, focusing its priorities on academics, fairness and student-athlete well-being.
Presidents and chancellors are encouraged to sign a diversity and inclusion pledge, committing to ethnic and racial diversity and gender equity in hiring practices.
The University of Missouri, Columbia, failed to monitor its men’s basketball program when it did not fully vet or follow up on internship opportunities provided by a booster for student-athletes and a prospect
