By A Mystery Man Writer
Just over 50 years ago the landscape of college athletics looked completely different. It wasn't until 1972 when Title IX was passed that the game was changed forever.
The federal law has helped shape current programs for female athletes.
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How pro path for female athletes has changed since Title IX, and where it needs to improve
Solved schools became more aware that they needed to comply
How Title IX Transformed Women's Sports
Women's History Month
Title IX Funding Gap Widens for Women's Sports: NCAA Report
Title IX Archives - Women's Sports Foundation
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Bueckers says teammates returning from injuries may help her decide to play another year at UConn
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Tina Tchen on X: The world changed 50 years ago for gender equity with the enactment of #TitleIX50 Think about womens sports, women in science, women in space, women in politics Title
Mel Greenberg on the launch of Title IX and growth of women's college basketball
Caitlin Clark's historic scoring record shines a spotlight on the history of the Association for Intercollegiate Athletics for Women