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Tennessee State gains from College Sports Communicators' All-In membership, boosting professional development and its first Academic All-America in...

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Michael Penix Jr., Mohamed Ibrahim and Laiatu Latu named 2022 College Football Comeback Player of the Year by College Sports Communicators (CoSIDA)...

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College Sports Communicators with AP and Fiesta Bowl announce 15 semifinalists for the 2022 Comeback Player of the Year in college football, across...

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Eric Moore, founder of Onnidan Group and BC-SIDA leader, has passed away. Funeral details, live stream info, and Eric Moore Legacy Fund contributions.

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CSC honors Dennis O'Donnell and Joe Seil for decades in athletics communications with induction into Rochester's Innovative Field Walk of Fame by...

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Tribute to Lenny Reich, Mount Union SID and 2022 CoSIDA Hall of Fame inductee—celebrating his legacy in College Sports Communicators and NCAA...

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College Sports Communicators unveils the 2022 Comeback Player of the Year Watch List (61 players from 46 schools); nominate now at...

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College Sports Communicators award season: nominate for 2022-23 Special Awards and 2023 Academic All-America Hall of Fame—deadlines and how to...

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Camal Petro of Loyola Univ. New Orleans named 2022 NAIA Sports Information Director of the Year; Dawn Harmon of the WHAC wins the Clarence 'Ike'...

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CoSIDA feature: Cole Helman of Palm Beach Atlantic helps launch the 30 Under 30 program to honor rising athletics communications pros across college...

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David Toelle, KWU's longtime SID, is inducted into the Coyote Athletic Hall of Fame during Kansas Wesleyan Homecoming 2022, honoring his leadership...

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CoSIDA reveals 2022-23 Academic All-America changes: no district voting, GPA up to 3.50, new swimming & tennis contests, and updated nomination...

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