A Tale of Two Sports Bars during the Super Bowl
Monique Ezeh
March 4, 2022
When Super Bowl watch parties in minuscule New York City studios just can’t cut it, many head to sports bars to get their football fix.
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The Other F-Word: How barre3 Founder Sadie Lincoln Redefined Fitness.
Matigan King
January 25, 2022
Sadie Lincoln’s first memories of moving her body involve what she refers to as “boogie parties.” “It was just all about celebrating our bodies and
From the rec league to Fordham football: Trio builds on 14-year friendship
Alexandra Smith
December 8, 2021
A little competition never hurt anyone. For some, it might even be the start of a lifelong friendship. Almost 15 years ago at North Gwinnett
The Politics of Sports Stadiums: Public vs. Private
Alexandra Smith
May 28, 2021
Every sports fan in America wants a team to call their own. All around the country, home teams bring enthusiasm and pride to the cities
The Moment the Astros Got Caught
Alexandra Smith
May 15, 2021
A scene by scene portrait of the Astros’ fall from grace, and what the scandal says about Major League Baseball First, there was the Black
Gender Inequalities in Professional Tennis: It’s a Man’s World
Cheyenne Leitch
May 12, 2021
In the 2018 US Open, temperatures had climbed up to 95 degrees and Alizé Cornet and Johanna Larsson had just come back out onto the
The WNBA’s History of Activism Has Been Overlooked
Isabel Maschmedt
May 12, 2021
Is Gender The Reason? “The very act of being a female athlete is radical.”-Kavitha A. Davidson stated, a sports and society writer for the Athletic.
The New Faces of NFL Cheerleading
Alexandra Smith
May 12, 2021
In a line of pom poms extended toward the sky, a swinging towel suddenly breaks the uniformity of a sideline performance. Once a sea of
During Ramadan, it’s midnight workouts and night shifts for college students
David Cheung
April 20, 2021
During the holy month of Ramadan, third-year student-athlete Rayhan Kandri wakes up everyday at 4:30 a.m. to have her suhoor, the meal consumed early morning
From Cap-Haitian to Queens – A Muay Thai Fighter’s Pursuit of Gold
Anthony Buccino
March 29, 2021
After three rounds, Frantz Pierre did not have his hand raised. He was exhausted. The adrenaline rush which flavored each kick and punch in the
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