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Health Sep 29

What to know about a rare but serious medical condition caused by strenuous workouts

By Ali Rogin, Andrew Corkery, Claire Mufson

Nation May 24

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What the historic $2.8 billion settlement to pay NCAA players means for college sports

In a historic first, the NCAA and the nation’s Power Five conferences reached a deal to pay their athletes. The general terms of a settlement will see the NCAA pay nearly $2.8 billion in damages over 10 years to nearly…

By Geoff Bennett, Karina Cuevas, Azhar Merchant

Nation Mar 21

NCAA Basketball: NCAA Tournament First Round-Southern California vs Michigan State
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Push for unionizing marks latest challenge to student-athlete model

March Madness is underway and underlying the excitement of brackets and potential upsets is a conversation around athletes' efforts to unionize. It is the latest challenge to the student-athlete model that has defined college sports. John Yang discussed what could…

By John Yang, Shoshana Dubnow

Health Feb 23

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Analysis: Why compelling student athletes to share menstrual data may violate federal laws

When schools ask student athletes about their menstrual cycles, they may be infringing on anti-discrimination and privacy laws.

By Lindsey Darvin, David Schultz, Tia Spagnuolo, The Conversation

Nation Nov 26

Northwestern Wildcats v Nebraska Cornhuskers
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How the NCAA’s endorsement rule change is paying off for college athletes

The NCAA's rule change allowing college athletes to sign paid endorsement deals went into effect in July 2021. Dan Matheson, director of the Sport and Recreation Management Program at the University of Iowa, joins John Yang to discuss how it's…

Feb 02

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Student Reporting Labs tackles gender stereotyping in sports

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PBS NewsHour Student Reporting Labs’ series, “No Labels Attached,” is tackling the question of how stereotypes are impacting young people. On this Superbowl Sunday, we're taking a look at what youth around the country are saying about misconceptions and stereotypes…

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Nov 01

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Why did it take so long for the University of Maryland to fire its football coach?

It’s been a chaotic few days for the University of Maryland football program. In the fallout since the June death of player Jordan McNair, who became overheated during a practice, the school’s football coach, DJ Durkin, was placed on administrative…

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Jan 11

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How student athletes get around career-ending head injuries

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Like the NFL, NCAA schools and teams have taken new precautions to protect student athletes from long-term effects of head injuries. But some players who have been medically disqualified are still finding a way to return to the field. Hari…

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Oct 23

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Why did no one flag UNC’s bogus classes?

By PBS News Hour

For more than 18 years, thousands of students at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill took credit courses that never met as a class with a professor; a disproportionate number of the students in those classes were athletes.

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Jun 19

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Would the rise of quasi-professional student athletes harm college sports?

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