July 1 begins a new era of college sports, one in which athletes will be paid directly by their respective universities.

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Lackawanna College has announced it has been invited to join the PSAC and will move to NCAA Division II, expanding its ...

EA has dropped a teaser for the return of their college basketball video game series. The official EA Sports Twitter account ...

The Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference announced that it has extended an invitation to Lackawanna College to become the conference's 18th member institution during a press conference held ...

The National Collegiate Athletic Association was hit with antitrust allegations on June 5 in New Jersey District Court over its five-year rule for athletic eligibility. The action, brought by ...

The Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference announced that it has extended an invitation to Lackawanna College to become the conference's 18th member institution during a press conference held on campu ...

DETROIT – The National Collegiate Athletic Association tournament is back after a year off. Viewers can expect the same theatrics as always, but off the court, the players are finding it to be a ...

National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) headquarters is seen in Indianapolis around March 2018. getty What To Know The settlement in House v.

A federal judge has paved the way for college athletes to earn millions after approving a settlement between an Arizona State swimmer and the National Collegiate Athletic Association on Friday ...

Federal district judge Claudia Wilken granted final approval to a multibillion-dollar settlement in the years-long House v. NCAA lawsuit late Friday evening, effectively transforming college sports: ...