The National Collegiate Athletic Association can’t win for losing when it comes to the transgender athlete issue.

Former collegiate runner Minna Svärd demanded her “stolen” championship be returned years after placing second to a biological male in the 2019 NCAA Division II Women’s 400-meter hurdles. “It’s time for us to speak up and actually tell people about how we feel and what we’ve been going through,” the track and field star said Wednesday on Fox News.

During the event, Thomas discussed her journey as a swimmer, the fulfillment of competing after transitioning, and a lack of education and knowledge of “what being trans was.”

It's just not there." The NCAA issued an updated policy on transgender athlete participation on Feb. 6, the day after the Trump executive order. Attorney Tom Riney, part of the defense team, pointed out that some of the women who testified as supporting ...

The Trump administration suspended $175 million in federal funding for the University of Pennsylvania over a transgender swimmer, Lia Thomas.

Lia Thomas is a former University of Pennsylvania swimmer who drew harsh criticism for her success as the first openly transgender athlete to win a Division I championship in 2022, the year she graduated.

Trump's executive order has reshaped transgender inclusion in collegiate sports. With NCAA policies under review and lawsuits mounting, the future remains uncertain. As universities respond ...

The University of Pennsylvania's policy allowing biological males to compete in women's sports caused the Trump administration to withhold $175 million in funding for the Ivy League school.

In February, the NCAA tightened its policies to comply with President Donald Trump's executive order, which threatened federal funding for institutions allowing transgender athletes to compete ...