The National Collegiate Athletic Association is urging North Carolina’s highest court to reject a lawsuit from NC State University’s 1983 men’s basketball national championship team.
A North Carolina bill advancing through the General Assembly would shield athlete revenue-sharing payments at UNC-system schools from the state's public records law. The bill would also expand stadium alcohol sales, ease in-state tuition rules for graduate athletes on full scholarships, and lift restrictions on university raffles.
The NCAA will set up a $2 million settlement fund and relax its prize-money rules to resolve a class-action lawsuit filed by University of North Carolina tennis player Reese Brantmeier.
While far from perfect, NIL aligns with a free-market ethos. This fleeting phase of life is precisely when all students, not just athletes, should learn that their effort creates opportunities, and that those opportunities can, in turn, yield real rewards.
North Carolina State University’s former director of sports medicine is asking a court to dismiss a sexual abuse lawsuit 31 former Wolfpack athletes filed against him.
The NCAA is asking a North Carolina judge to stay a lawsuit filed by members of North Carolina State University’s 1983 men’s basketball national championship team. The “Cardiac Pack” argue that the NCAA has benefited illegally from team members’ names, images, and likenesses for more than 40 years.
Five-star quarterback Faizon Brandon, the top-ranked prospect in the Class of 2026, is suing the North Carolina State Board of Education and North Carolina Department of Public Instruction for its ban on endorsement deals for student-athletes in public high schools. The lawsuit filed by Rolanda Brandon on behalf of her son Faizon who attends Grimsley Senior...
It is an error of the highest order to assume morality has nothing to do with economics. The stewardship of resources, seemingly spiritually devoid things like monetary policy, and the economic indicator called inflation are directly tied to our moral decisions as a nation and as individuals. For those of religious faith, as many here...
Twelve states now allow student-athletes, some in high school, to start cashing in on their name, image, and likeness. The move comes after the NCAA approved interim rules while it awaits federal legislation on the issue. North Carolina is among the states allowing players to monetize their NIL, and top college programs are solidifying plans...
A former N.C. Supreme Court justice recommends one "simple and straightforward" reform.
Far too many high school graduates enter college unprepared to write and perform research on their own.
