For the fourth time in its history, the NCAA conducted a comprehensive site selection process, putting most of its championships up for bid simultaneously.

Expanding the use of one-way communication devices in baseball, beginning with the 2025 season, was approved by the NCAA Playing Rules Oversight Panel recently.

It took quite a while for University of Cincinnati alum Jordan Thompson to imagine fighting to defend an Olympic gold medal as a key piece of the U.S. women's indoor volleyball team.

The NCAA Division III Presidents Council took emergency legislative action recently to immediately change the requirement that transferring student-athletes would have to serve an academic year of residence before being eligible to compete.

In the story of her life, Eleanor Harvey always saw herself going to the Olympics.

The University of Kentucky has reached an agreement with NCAA enforcement staff on impermissible benefits that occurred in the football program and rules violations involving countable athletically related activities that occurred within the swimming program, as well as the appropriate penalties for those violations.

A series of reforms that deliver increased benefits to college athletes — including expanded health care coverage, increased mental health support and academic guarantees — have taken effect after a series of rules changes adopted by the NCAA Board of Governors and Division I members.

The NCAA announced the 2025 Women's Basketball Invitation Tournament semifinals and finals will return to Indianapolis and historic Hinkle Fieldhouse on the Butler campus.

The NCAA Playing Rules Oversight Panel recently approved modifying video review challenges regarding a runner leaving a base early on a pitch.

Northwestern and former baseball assistant coach Brian Anderson have reached an agreement with NCAA enforcement staff on recruiting violations and the appropriate penalties for those violations.

Former UNLV women's track and field head coach Dorian Scott allegedly violated ethical conduct rules when he knowingly provided impermissible benefits to two student-athletes and instructed them to lie about those benefits, according to an agreement released by the Division I Committee on Infractions.

The NCAA Division I Infractions Appeals Committee has affirmed the penalties prescribed by the NCAA Division I Committee on Infractions in the remanded California State University, Northridge, men's basketball case.

The NCAA has extended its current agreement with RefQuest Plus, its officiating services provider, and is implementing a long-term strategy to provide additional resources and tools to assist all conferences in addressing concerns about officiating.

The NCAA Division I Council recently adopted changes to the infractions process that clearly define exemplary cooperation in the infractions process and how that cooperation impacts prescribed penalties — including the removal of a postseason ban — for most cases.

At its summer meeting in Austin, Texas, the NCAA Division I Women's Basketball Committee approved a move to quadrant-based team sheets in 2024-25 and to provide the full championship field seed list on Selection Sunday. The committee also announced that Indianapolis will play host to a joint championships event in 2028 and named a future committee chair.