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Many first responders are experiencing alarming cognitive decline. Is their time at Ground Zero to blame?
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Like every modern Olympics before them, the Tokyo Games are massively over budget. A scholar explains why sky-high cost overruns are the norm—and what …
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Gender in sport scholar Nicole M. LaVoi on why the percentages of women coaching and leading women’s sports have decreased in college athletics, even a…
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As racial justice and gender equity movements demand more representative leadership across society, senior decision-makers in college sports continue t…
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Epidemiologist Zach Binney and sports business expert Scott Rosner on what sports has gotten right and wrong during the pandemic—and what comes next.
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While the NCAA fights to prevent athletes from freely monetizing their names, images, and likenesses, Mitchell, an NAIA volleyball player, is cashing i…
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History suggests that the athletes behind the #NotNCAAProperty movement won't sit out games. But if they do, this year's basketball tournament presents…
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From social media influencing to personal coaching, female college athletes are poised to profit in the new era of NCAA name, image, and likeness right…
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Like sports channels, the conservative propaganda network makes most of its money from people who aren’t viewers. What if it didn’t?
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Nearly two decades after the rule's adoption, coaches of Color continue to face career barriers when compared to their White peers. Here's why—and what…
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Like athletes swindled by financial scammers, Republicans convinced that Donald Trump beat Joe Biden are having a hard time accepting that they’ve been…
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The association stripped the former UMass tennis player and her teammates of 49 victories because of a $504 accounting error. Why?
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