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Beyond the Game: Supporting First-Year, First-Generation Student-Athletes in Community Colleges
A new look at first-year, first-generation community college student-athletes highlights why integrated support systems are essential to helping them stay enrolled and succeed beyond the field.
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Women Leaders Continue to Rise in HBCU Athletics
At a time when the pressure is high in intercollegiate athletics, female leaders are flourishing at HBCUs.
Sports
Supreme Court Clears State Bans on Transgender Athletes in Women’s Sports
The decision upholds laws limiting participation in women’s and girls’ sports, drawing praise from supporters and sharp criticism from civil rights advocates.
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The Protect College Sports Act Does Not Protect Black Athletes or HBCUs
The bill promises reform, but its restrictions on athlete compensation could reinforce the same system that has long enriched coaches, conferences and universities while Black athletes shoulder the cost.
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Alice Yu, Volleyball, Johns Hopkins University
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Staying On Task: Zuby Ejiofor, Male Sports Scholar of the Year
Atlanta Hawks power forward Zuby Ejiofor is making his mark in Summer League exhibitions. But before he was an NBA rookie, he was The EDU Ledger Arthur Ashe Men's Sports Scholar of the Year.
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Culture Setter: Alice Yu, Arthur Ashe Jr. Female Sports Scholar of the Year
In recognition of her on-court accomplishments, which included four trips to the Division III NCAA Tournament, her focus on being a great teammate, her ability to balance volleyball with the demanding major of biomedical engineering, and her extensive commitment to community service, Alice Yu was named the 2026 Arthur Ashe Jr. Female Sports Scholar of the Year.
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Proposed Bill Would Shift College Sports Television Rights Landscape
A bipartisan bill announced Wednesday would create an antitrust exemption that allows schools and athletic conferences to sell television rights as one group.
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NCAA Proposes Permanent Five-Year Eligibility Model to Maximize NIL Potential
The Division I Cabinet of the NCAA is expected to take up the matter in May.
Community Colleges
Alabama Governor Signs Bill to Study Return of Football to Community Colleges
The legislation establishes the Alabama Community College Football Study Commission, which will investigate the feasibility of bringing full-contact football back to the state's two-year institutions.
Sports
Winston-Salem State Dismisses Men's Basketball Coach Hours Before Home Finale
The abrupt midseason firing raises questions about program direction at the historically Black university.
Sports
Morehouse College Fined After Tuskegee Coach Handcuffed Following Game
The Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference announced it had imposed an undisclosed fine on Morehouse after determining the Atlanta-based college failed to meet mandatory safety protocols during Saturday's contest.
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