The Rise of Women’s College Sports: Why 2024–25 Is a Turning Point
Women’s college sports have gone from a quiet corner of the NCAA to the main event. Not long ago, they barely got attention. Now, women’s teams are smashing viewership records,…
Northwestern, Shippensburg and Tufts Win Field Hockey National Titles
The NCAA crowned its 2025 field hockey champions across Divisions I, II, and III, and all three title games needed overtime to determine a winner. Division I — Northwestern Goes…
Smart Contracts in NIL Deals: The Future of Secure Agreements
As we explore the evolving landscape of college athletics, it becomes clear that NIL Deals are transforming the way athletes engage with their fans and sponsors. At the heart of…
NCAA All-Star Team to Compete in Prestigious Spengler Cup
Back in 1980, the best NCAA hockey players in the United States shocked the world with the “Miracle on Ice.” While this isn’t the Olympics, another historic moment for college…
Why NIL Rules Remain Complicated for International Student-Athletes
The NCAA’s Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) era has reshaped college sports over the past four years. Thousands of U.S. student-athletes have been able to earn income through endorsement deals,…
How F-1 Visa Student-Athletes Can Legally Earn Money Through NIL
Since the new Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) era began in 2021, international student-athletes on F-1 nonimmigrant visas have faced far more limitations than their U.S.-born teammates. While American student-athletes…
Why NIL Counts as Employment Under F-1 Visa Rules
Most international collegiate student-athletes in the United States hold F-1 nonimmigrant student visas, a status that comes with detailed requirements for eligibility, enrollment, and permissible work activity. Understanding these rules…
