Sports

Is there room for more pro football in the US?

The XFL is back, but will it last longer than its ill-fated predecessor? Read More

Kobe left his mark on a generation of athletes

Kobe Bryant is gone, but his legacy lives in the hearts and minds of those who watched him play. Read More

Kobe.

For 20 years he showed the NBA and the world how hard work could make you the greatest player alive. When he left the game, his name stayed on the court. Read More

Cannon shows early promise in Basketball

Eric Cannon proves his worth through skill and commitment in his first season for Men's Varsity Basketball. Read More

Swimming and Diving falls short on Senior Night

Swimming and Diving suffered a bittersweet defeat on Friday at their Senior Night. Read More

Too many games ruins a season

Some fans lose interest in the regular season when leagues play upwards of 100 games. Read More

Cheating really isn’t a big deal

Two of the last three Baseball World Series Champions cheated. Who cares? Read More

Why I choose to not support the D.C. football team

Hometown loyalties are less important than standing against racist imagery. Read More

Squash takes victory in first home match

Varsity squash snapped a three match losing streak with a 7-2 win over the University of Western Ontario. Read More

Squash is UR’s secret national star

Squash is a bit of an enigma to many UR students.  A lot of people have no idea how the sport is played. A lot of people know that our men’s team is quite good at the sport. A lot of people think of squash as a preppy, elitist, exclusionary sport. For those who fall […]