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The Senate adjourned for its August recess Saturday morning without voting on the Protect College Sports Act. But as part of an agreement to adjourn, the PCSA is slated for a vote between Sept. 15 and Sept. 23rd when the chamber returns

A college athlete was arrested Thursday and accused of killing a 63-year-old security guard after police found him wandering naked through the streets of Maui

The Senate did not vote on the Protect College Sports Act before its August recess, putting the bill’s chances of passage in a precarious position once lawmakers return in September

Leigh Ross-Dakich explains that the women who helped build up girls sports are now having to be quiet about the trans athlete issue

Winning big games has always separated contenders from pretenders, but the 12-team College Football Playoff has eliminated nearly every hiding place. More access comes with greater scrutiny, and coaches who consistently stumble against ranked competition do not last long in the championship conversation. 

A dominant secondary is a defensive coordinator’s best friend. When a team has defensive backs who can hold up in man coverage, make plays on the football and erase explosive passing plays, it gives the entire defense a chance to dictate the game

There’s an untapped population of potential college students in Oregon – larger than the city of Portland – that could become a key player in efforts to lift up the state’s workforce as well as its struggling higher education institutions

Auburn College of Education alumna named president of National School Nutrition Association, furthering career dedicated to serving students Skip to Resources NavigationSkip to Primary NavigationSkip to Main Content AuburnUniversity Apply Visit Giveto AUWire AU Access Toggle search and resources panel Nourishing Success

Until Friday, leaders of the Southeastern Conference and the Big Ten had refused to lend their support to the Protect College Sports Act — legislation that would guarantee some stability after many years of chaos for the NCAA

Penn State College of Medicine marked the start of a new medical journey for 146 first-year MD students on Friday, July 31, during the 31st annual White Coat Ceremony