Athletics

Eastern New Mexico University’s president said Tuesday he expects the college’s eligibility issues to be cleared up by mid-November.

Thousands of logos depicting an American Indian warrior will remain inside the University of North Dakota's hockey and basketball arenas under a reworked agreement announced Wednesday by the NCAA and the state's attorney general.

A General Electric administrator will lead Ohio State University's new office to monitor compliance with rules and regulations in the wake of its football program's NCAA infractions scandal.

Six months ago, the Harvard men’s basketball team was a source of uncommon athletic pride on campus.

Florida A&M University is selling almost the same number of football season tickets despite losing its famed band for the year, according to the school's interim president.

The plan would double what students now pay in fees tied to sports.

Harvard President Drew Faust said Wednesday that athletes should not be singled out for blame in what is believed to be the largest cheating scandal in the school's history. Nor are they being treated any differently in the investigation, she added.

A group of alumni and others with ties to Penn State issued a report Thursday critical of the Freeh report that detailed the university's response to complaints that former assistant coach Jerry Sandusky had been behaving inappropriately with children.

For all those in the chorus singing that popular tune that colleges should pay their football players — I maintain they already are.

North Dakota State College of Science freshman football player Jamie Kuntz has voluntarily withdrawn his enrollment at school on Tuesday according to a statement issued by school officials.