Audrey LeeAudrey Lee is the Online Managing Editor for Athletic Business magazine. Governing BodiesHarvard Sports Teams Face Uncertain Future if International Student Visa Ban Takes EffectThat ban could have far-reaching effects, including within Harvard’s athletics department, where international students make up 21% of all student-athletes.May 27, 2025Governing BodiesNew Mexico Attorney General: NMSU Has Made Significant Anti-Hazing ProgressThe attorney general’s office and the DOJ made 35 recommendations to the university to reform hazing on campus. At this time, NMSU has completed 21 of those recommendations.May 23, 2025Safety & SecurityParents Critical of Punishments Following Investigation Into Racial Slurs at HS Track MeetA track meet earlier this month between Waterford (Wis.) Union High School and Rufus King International High School was stopped after students from Rufus King claimed they were targeted with racist slurs and taunts.May 22, 2025LegalDuke Student-Athlete Files Objection to House Settlement, Claims False NIL PromisesTennis head coach Ramsey Smith promised him $45,000 in NIL payments, on top of scholarships. Now, Landau has filed an objection to the House v. NCAA settlement, alleging those payments never came.May 22, 2025LegalStudent-Athletes Sue Minnesota AG, State HS League Over Trans Athlete ParticipationThe three young women are represented by Female Athletes United, and they play softball at Maple Grove High School and Farmington High School.May 21, 2025Governing BodiesSEC Mulls Nine-Game Schedule for College FootballAs SEC leaders prepare for the conference’s annual spring meeting in Florida, there are many changes on their minds.May 21, 2025Stadium & ArenaTexas HS Athletics Facilities Destroyed by TornadoAmong some of the worst damage in the area are Gordon High School’s athletics facilities. The storm leveled the football stadium and baseball field.May 20, 2025LegalMichigan State Settles Copyright Lawsuit Over Display of Hitler Image on ScoreboardMichigan State University has reached a settlement with the online quiz creator Carsilius Media and its owner, Floris van Pallandt, for the university’s display of an image of Adolf Hitler on the scoreboard before a 2023 football game.May 20, 2025Governing BodiesIowa Lawmakers Pass Bill Allowing Private School Students to Compete in Public School AthleticsLawmakers in Iowa last week passed a bill requiring public schools to allow private school students to compete on their sports teams.May 19, 2025LeadershipGame Changers: Match Canceled After Female Athletes Protest Skorts UniformAt the center of the conflict are the Cork and Waterford camogie teams. Camogie, a female version of hurling, requires women to wear skorts, but last week, teams refusedMay 19, 2025Previous PagePage 7 of 48Next PageTop StoriesLegalPac-12, Mountain West Headed to Court Over $55M 'Poaching' DisputeThe Pac-12 and Mountain West conferences are headed back to court after failing to reach a settlement agreement in mediation over $55 million in “poaching” fees.Governing BodiesNCAA Probe Finds Memphis Softball Players Helped Basketball Player With SchoolworkSafety & SecurityNYC Youth Baseball Coach Shields His Players and Clashes with ICE in Riverside ParkGoverning BodiesNew Bill Seeks to Cut Funding to Schools That Don't Comply With Trump's Transgender Athlete BanSponsored ContentThe Evolution of Turf Management: Save Money, Empower Your Crew, and Boost Efficiency
