The National Invitation Tournament Board of Managers has announced new qualification procedures for the 2025 NIT, which include bids going to 16 "exempt" teams, as well as others that may qualify automatically as regular-season conference champions.

Mara Banfield, who has more than two decades of officiating collegiate women's lacrosse, has been named the NCAA national coordinator of officials for the sport.

King (Tennessee) failed to monitor its men's and women's volleyball programs when the former volleyball head coach violated ethical conduct rules by providing impermissible benefits to two men's volleyball student-athletes and one women's volleyball student-athlete, according to a recent agreement released by the NCAA Division II Committee on Infractions.

During a recent two-day meeting in Indianapolis, the NCAA Division III Management Council examined the findings of a review of the division's federated playing rules process, which was adopted in the summer of 2023.

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine Monday signed Executive Order-08D, regarding fairness in Name, Image, and Likeness compensation for Ohio student-athletes.

The NCAA Division II Management Council recently supported a membership-sponsored proposal that would automatically qualify football-sponsoring conferences for championships. The council also opposed a membership-sponsored proposal and took no position on two others.

Over the past several months, the NCAA has partnered with Signify Group — using its Threat Matrix service powered by artificial intelligence — to investigate online harassment in college sports. The NCAA recently released the complete summary analysis from the Division I championships pilot study, which monitored public comments targeting the online profiles of student-athletes, coaches and officials participating in seven NCAA championships and the College Football Playoff National Championship.

The NCAA Division I Council recently approved changes to the notification-of-transfer windows in football and men's and women's basketball from a total of 45 days to 30 days, effective immediately.

Former Arizona State football associate head coach Antonio Pierce and former noncoaching staff member Anthony Garnett participated in a program wide effort to engage in impermissible recruiting activities during the COVID-19 dead period, according to a decision released by a NCAA Division I Committee on Infractions panel. Due to his personal involvement in aspects of the violations — namely, providing recruiting inducements to prospects and their families — Pierce violated the principles of ethical conduct.

With all three NCAA divisions discussing possible modifications to sports betting policies, the Committee on Competitive Safeguards and Medical Aspects of Sports held an informational discussion on the topic.

South Carolina State failed to monitor student-athlete eligibility during the 2021-22 academic year, resulting in four student-athletes in three sports competing while ineligible, according to an agreement released by the NCAA Division I Committee on Infractions. The school also agreed that it failed to maintain squad lists for 14 sports over two academic years.

University of Dayton Arena will extend its streak for tipping off March Madness to 28 years. The "Road to the Final Four" has started in Dayton each year since 2001.

More than 70 U.S. Paralympians competed in an NCAA championship sport before taking the world stage at the 2024 Paris Games. Eleven other Paralympians, however, competed at an NCAA-connected event in a different capacity: as part of the United States Olympic & Paralympic Committee/NCAA Para-College Inclusion Project.

Recruiting violations occurred in the Southern Methodist University women's swimming program when the head women's swimming coach, Ozzie Quevedo, impermissibly contacted a transfer prospect and her family prior to the student-athlete entering the Transfer Portal, according to an agreement released by the NCAA Division I Committee on Infractions.

Nearly four and a half years after losing the opportunity to host the 2020 Men's Final Four due to a global pandemic, Atlanta is back on the clock to stage one of the world's premier sporting events after the NCAA Division I Men's Basketball Committee selected the city to host the 2031 Men's Final Four. The event will take place April 5 and 7 at Mercedes-Benz Stadium.