Author: Rachel Axon, USA TODAY

Enforcement of the federal gender-equity law is essentially toothless, mired in red tape and delays as aggrieved students wait years for relief.

USA TODAY measured schools’ compliance with the first prong of the fed’s three-part test, requiring proportionality between enrollment and athletics.

Weeks after allegations against Peter Foley surfaced, the president of U.S. Ski & Snowboard defends how the federation investigated the longtime coach

Four years ago, David Wise and Alex Ferreira took the top two spots, respectively. In Beijing, New Zealand’s Nico Porteous leap-frogged them for gold.

Eileen Gu, a three-time Olympic medal winner, returns to the states with a bright future — one that still wide open.

Eileen Gu, competing for her mother’s native China, is one of the most dominant athletes in her sports. She medaled in all three events in Beijing.

While the level of tricks was tame in the halfpipe on Thursday, all expect several skiers to land double cork 1620s in the final.

Since freeski slopestyle was added to the Olympic program in 2014, the Americans have medaled every Games and now have six of the nine medals awarded.

USA TODAY surveyed nearly 60 national Olympic committees to understand how much athletes are paid for winning Olympic medals in Beijing.

If you want to know what’s next for Shaun White, well, you just needed to look at the snowboard he rode in his final competitive halfpipe run.