University of Arizona

Teaching athletes how to take responsibility for their losses can go a long way toward improving their sportsmanship and developing their character.

Taking the time to "stop and smell the roses" may seem impossible in the time-stretched life of an athletic director. But it is necessary. This veteran AD says he's learning how.

It can help with Title IX compliance, is inexpensive, and reaches a population not often involved in other sports. Ready or not, women's wrestling is turning heads and making its move.

Looking for fresh ideas, inspiration, and a way to get others to help your program? Look no further than the Athletic Committee.

Proper sports nutrition is a must for today's competitive athletes, but myths and misconceptions on the topic abound. Here are the latest updates, from the top experts, on fueling for performance.

Multi-use facilities have their advantages, but sometimes what a team really needs is a space of its own. Five universities talk about the benefits of not sharing.

As club sport teams become a larger part of our national landscape, will high school athletics no longer be needed? In this article, we take a look into the future of the high school vs. club team debate.