#student-athletes

#student-athletes

University of Michigan faces class action lawsuit over former coach's alleged hacking and exposure of student-athletes' private images.

Matthew Weiss faces a lawsuit for allegedly hacking female athletes' intimate photos.

The case highlights a massive cyber sexual assault targeting student athletes in the U.S.

College athletes are advocating for collective bargaining rights beyond the NCAA settlement to empower themselves against vulnerabilities.

Key athletes stress the importance of representation in future negotiations with institutions.

A settlement allows student athletes to benefit from their name, image, and likeness (NIL) rights, enhancing transparency and opportunities.

College athletes, often portrayed as underdogs, receive significant benefits but new NIL rules complicate the dynamics between players and college programs.

The NCAA denied Saint Thomas' waiver request for extra eligibility despite his mental health history and advocacy.

Legal predictions for 2024 point towards transformative changes in student athlete rights regarding NIL, influenced by ongoing lawsuits and legislative efforts.

EA Sports' College Football 25 revival will release on July 19, featuring real student-athletes thanks to NCAA's NIL rules.

This week's Athlete of the Week poll highlights standout performances from March 3-8 in various sports, allowing community voting.

Voting for the Athlete of the Week is open for one week, with multiple candidates recognized for their outstanding athletic performances.

High school sports championships highlighted excitement and drama with unexpected moments during the weekend's games.

Cleveland's girls' soccer team is a strong contender for the City Section championship, returning key players and aiming for another title win.

Dartmouth College's men's basketball team voted to unionize under SEIU, raising questions on the status of student-athletes as employees.

Dartmouth faces union complaint for refusing to negotiate collective bargaining with men's basketball players, citing a violation of labor law and ethics.