Athletics

Four games set to feature historically black colleges are canceled, and positive tests spread to many major university programs as players return.

Brown University cut 11 varsity athletic programs and added two others, in an effort to streamline and target resources to make its teams more competitive in the Ivy League.

Everything you need to know for Monday and the week ahead about higher ed and the coronavirus in one easy-to-read package (with some distractions to help your sanity). Plus, a special Q&A on disaggregating race data.

Some college athletics officials are confidently moving ahead on plans to open the 2020 fall football season despite uncertainties about how to protect players from coronavirus infection.

The National Collegiate Athletic Association moves forward with plans to allow athletes to profit from their personal celebrity.

The financial fallout of the coronavirus pandemic has prompted athletics departments at Division I institutions to consider reducing numbers of sports programs.

Athletes and officials are wondering what the now-promised extension on spring sports players' careers will look like and who will pay for it.

The cancellation of college sports programs has left students deeply dismayed about being deprived of an important part of their college experience.