A summer bridge program that serves incoming college athletes who need it most has reached the four-year mark. For Eagles athletics administrators, that means one important thing: It’s graduation time.

With states rapidly joining the action, athletics officials face new challenges to protect the welfare of student-athletes and the integrity of competition.

College football celebrates 150th anniversary this season.

When NCAA members voted in January to add five new independent directors to the Board of Governors, an obvious question emerged.

Whenever Zach Fogel needs a reminder not to take off for Broadway, he reads a note he left to himself on his phone titled “Why I Play Football.”

In 2017, the NCAA published a report that revealed a membership-wide need for greater clarity around the senior woman administrator designation.

The Division II motto, “life in the balance,” resonates with people, and has served Division II well for many years.

Within a single offseason, what was viewed by many as a grimy, shadowy industry became an acceptable, if not admired, opportunity. That wasn’t merely surprising — it was an earth-shaking, worldview-shifting moment.

It’s that ability to square up to hardships and forge meaningful bonds that those who knew Jackie Jamaleddine during her time in college say they now miss most.