Welcome to another edition of summer school Q&A!

Today, we’re exploring college sports’ invisible infrastructure: athletic departments (ADs).

On Wednesday, three current and former Butler University women’s soccer players filed lawsuits against the team’s former athletic trainer, Michael Howell, alleging years of sexual assault and harassment.

Today, we’re swimming through your Summer School Qs about another major force joining NIL and conference realignment in shaping college sports: the NCAA’s transfer portal.

We’re going global, digging into the state of college sports worldwide.

We’re breaking down the surprisingly common history of conference changes, the latest relocations, and why programs choose to break their proverbial dorm room leases.

More accounts of racism in the football program, plus details of an abusive culture in the Wildcat baseball team, have come to light in the last 48 hours.

Here's the third edition of our college sports Q&A

In honor of NIL’s recent second birthday, we’re diving deep into the money moves shaking up the future of NCAA athletics.

We interviewed activist and former Harvard athlete Schuyler Bailar to discuss his experience as the first openly trans Division I (DI) swimmer, plus his message for those concerned about trans folks’ inclusion in sports.

Here's the second edition of our summer school Q&A

Today marks the 51st anniversary of Title IX, the landmark U.S. civil rights law which enshrined women’s right to equal opportunity in federally funded education and educational activities, including sports, with those game-changing 37 words