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

After a long weekend spent observing Canada Day and Independence Day, today we’re diving into nationalism in sports — the good, the bad, and the downright ugly.

The 110th edition of the Tour de France, the most famous and most challenging men’s bike race in the world, began yesterday.

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.

On Friday, the telecom giant launched the third iteration of She’s Connected, a program to support women-owned small businesses, and an accompanying content series starring WNBA and NWSL athlete-slash-entrepreneurs.

Forget what you thought you knew about trading cards and collectibles.

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

Emerging fintech company Ibotta struck NIL agreements with four women student-athletes on Thursday in an attempt to boost women’s sports and raise its own profile.

We sat down for an exclusive with Riverside City College (RCC) women’s basketball head coach (HC) Alicia Berber to dig into her decades-long battle for sports equity.

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

This week, the media conglomerate unveiled Level Up, a new advertising framework that encourages brands to spend on women’s sports content across ESPN’s platforms.

Yesterday, the bank holding company called on audible on its partnership with Wake Forest University’s football team and redirected its support towards the school’s women’s athletics program.