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Yale Athletics Eliminates Student-Services Position

Yale University athletic director Vicky Chun has eliminated a student-services position held by longtime Yale coach and administrator Brian Tompkins.

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NC State Hit with NCAA Notice of Allegations

North Carolina State University became the first school to feel the sting from the NCAA in the wake of the federal trials that caught up a number of other programs and coaches in corruption.

Safety & Security

Watch: Concussion Vs. Post-Concussion Syndrome

The difference between concussion and post-concussion syndrome is often misunderstood, and the two terms are frequently used interchangeably and incorrectly.

How To Expand Your Programming Options

From the standard sports development and tumbling classes to more unique programs like intramural Quidditch and water pole dancing sessions, programming options are seemingly endless. The success and profitability of your organization relies on offering d

Senator Introduces Bill Supporting Equal Pay for USWNT

As the U.S. continues to bask in the glory of its women’s national soccer team winning a record fourth World Cup, the team’s fight for equitable pay has garnered more attention.

Bill to Allow Student-Athletes to Profit Advances

On Tuesday, the state of California moved closer to allowing collegiate level student-athletes to profit from the use of their names, images and likenesses as the Fair Pay to Play Act was passed out of committee by a unanimous vote.

Little League Umpire Approved to Work from Wheelchair

Little League players in Maine got a lesson in the possibility and inclusion when a longtime umpire showed up to the girls All Star game between South Portland and Westbrook in a wheelchair.

Harvard Fires Coach Who Sold Home to Prospect's Dad

Harvard University has fired longtime fencing coach Peter Brand over the sale of his home at nearly twice its value to the father of a recruit.

How Campus Rec Prepares Students for Careers

Leah Hall Dorothy, NIRSA's new president, saw the future of campus recreation in 2009 as a Ph.D. candidate in educational leadership at the University of Nebraska. Her dissertation was titled, "Experiences that Prepared Second-Year University Recreational

Media & Technology

NRPA ‘Park Check’ Tool Gauges Parks & Rec Health

The National Recreation and Parks Association is hoping to help parks and recreation departments across the country stay vital and plan for the future.

Safety & Security

Dodger Stadium Operators Evaluate Safety After Quake

Following a pair of strong earthquakes in Southern California, management at Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles wants to assure everyone that the Ravine is tremblor proof.

Ex-Detroit Mercy Basketball Player Alleges Abuse

A former Detroit Mercy basketball player has filed suit against the university, athletic director Robert Vowels and ex-head coach Bacari Alexander, over a sexually-charged incident that occurred during a practice in 2017.

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