United States Olympic Committee

Larry Nassar Survivors Hoped The John Geddert Case Would Bring Answers. Then Geddert Killed Himself.

The former USA Gymnastics coach is dead, and serial sexual abuser Nassar is behind bars. But the people who enabled them are still out there.
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U.S. Olympic Committee Is Seeking To Remove USA Gymnastics As National Governing Body

USOC is "building plans" to ensure that gymnasts have the necessary support "to excel on and off the field."
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U.S. Olympic Committee Appoints First Female CEO Months After Nassar Scandal

Sarah Hirshland is currently the chief commercial officer for the U.S. Golf Association.
By Gina Cherelus, Reuters

Congress Not Convinced Sports Officials Are Trying To Prevent Sexual Predators Like Larry Nassar

The heads of the U.S. Olympic Committee and several sports organizations engulfed in sexual abuse scandals faced grilling from a House committee.
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Michael Phelps To U.S. Olympic Committee: Do Something For Athletes With Depression

Most athletes experience post-Olympics depression, he said, and they need more help.
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Opinion | USA Swimming Has A Sexual Abuse Problem, Too

Gymnastics was just the beginning of the rot in our youth sports culture.
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U.S. Olympic Committee CEO Scott Blackmun Resigns Citing Health Issues

Two senators were among those calling for his resignation as widespread sexual abuse of athletes came to light.
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U.S. Figure Skating Team Makes History With Record Number Of Asian-Americans

The team is already scoring points for representation.
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7 Gold Medals Of Wisdom From The U.S. Olympic Team Mom

From kindness to posting on social media.
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Fox News Exec Wants Team USA To Stop Celebrating Being ‘Darker, Gayer, Different’

The network's executive editor laments U.S. Olympics' highlighting of its diverse group of athletes.
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