Recently, pressure has mounted for the United States to boycott the upcoming 2022 Winter Olympics over China’s alleged human rights abuses.
The first details of such human rights abuses came from...
The pandemic disrupted every aspect of our normal life. For the fall semester, teams didn’t compete in any games and struggled to conduct meaningful practices under the social distancing guidelines....
The NBA trade deadline is a day marked by a flurry of transactions as teams across the league try to improve their rosters, dump off large contracts and identify and solidify their team’s identities...
The NFL new league year kicked off on Wednesday, March 17 and the Cleveland Browns have been strangely quieter than most this offseason.
After the Tampa Bay Buccaneers defeated the reigning champion...
On Feb. 26, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved the marketing of the Q-Collar, a C-shaped collar designed to protect athletes’ brains from traumatic brain injuries in contact sports.
The...
“Not many people have known about rowing coming into it, especially the people from Case Western Reserve University or from the Midwest. There’s just not many programs. It’s a lot more common on...
Lifting weights is nothing new for humans. Ancient civilizations around the world used the practice to build strength and incorporated it into their cultural traditions. For the ancient Greeks, exercise...
The All-Star break signals the midway point of this 2020-2021 NBA season, which has been far from ordinary in many ways. This is the point in the season where many teams step back, evaluate their progress...
Recently, Ohio Governor Mike DeWine announced that starting in April, a limited number of fans will be allowed in the stands at sporting events. DeWine said this attendance policy will begin with professional...
On March 7, NBA All-Star weekend kicked off in Atlanta. The weekend featured four main events: the skills challenge, the 3-point contest, the slam dunk contest and the All-Star Game.
The festivities...
