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As the women’s NCAA college basketball tournament in San Antonio began, players note the gender inequality present. Sedona Prince, player on the University of Oregon’s basketball team, posted a video … Continue reading The Weight of Gender Inequality
Piper Rutherford ’22 American track and field sprinter, Allyson Felix, has been chasing her gold medal dreams since she was a young, aspiring athlete in Los Angeles, California. Throughout her … Continue reading Olympic Athletes Cross the Finish Line in Mental Health
Image: Phoenix Suns Arena sports stadium Courtesy of Fansided Sports is one of America’s greatest pastimes. Fall is packed with Sunday night football games. Winter weekends are filled with basketball … Continue reading Covid-19 Takes a Hit at the Sports Industry
Short distance vs. long distance, 400 meters vs. 3200 meters and sprints vs. endurance. Track and cross country are more like distant cousins than sisters, even though their names … Continue reading Track vs. Cross Country: The Two Are More Different Than You Think
As I reach down into forward fold pose, beads of sweat drip down onto my pink yoga mat. When I first entered the warm studio, I thought hot yoga … Continue reading Detox, De-Stress and Revitalize with Hot Yoga
After months of anticipation, former head coach Jason Garrett’s separation with the Dallas Cowboys was finalized on Jan. 5 of 2020, concluding the six and a half years he … Continue reading The Downfall of Cowboys’ Head Coach Jason Garrett
LSU knocked Clemson off its title perch – and did it in a record-breaking showing. At the end of the day, LSU had Joe Burrow, something no other team did. … Continue reading Joe Burrow Beats Clemson to win NCAA National Title
On Jan. 26, 2020, basketball legend Kobe Bryant tragically passed away in a helicopter crash. Bryant was only 41 at the time of death. He was one of nine people … Continue reading Remembering Kobe Bryant