Professional Sports

Yankees and Red Sox rivalry renewed

There has been a veritable blood-feud between the Bronx Bombers and the Sox since Boston sold Babe Ruth to the Yankees in 1919. Read More

Women attempt to break Glass Ceiling at Rio, while Lochte embarrasses U.S. on world stage

The coverage has not only been deemed sexist, but it makes the case that, once again, athletics are a male space. Read More

This year’s NFL Draft is a first for the new Rams

The Rams are back in LA, and the franchise is looking to consistently win games and in turn make the playoffs. Read More

NBA season ends with historic games

The last day of 2015-2016 NBA regular season was a memorable one. Read More

Wright, Villanova’s champion coach, was UR-bred

Villanova basketball was crowned as national champion for the first time since 1985. The sharply-dressed man behind the madness, head coach Jay Wright, took his first ever NCAA national championship. Read More

Open borders bring baseball to Cuba

Last Tuesday, Major League Baseball (MLB) returned to Cuba for the first time since 1999. Read More

Sharapova doped, but does the rest of tennis?

Unfortunately, the biggest news story for tennis in 2016 has been the doping suspension for one the biggest stars not just in tennis, but across all sports: Maria Sharapova. Read More

Moriarty helps newly-formed pride make history

Rising senior and chemical engineering major, Amelia Moriarty, was recently involved in making history, and this achievement had nothing to do with chemistry or engineering. Read More

Djokovic and Moore’s comments represent a deeper issue

Both statements not only belittle the female experience, but also minimize the progression of the Women’s Tennis Association (WTA) and women striving for change within the realm of sports. Read More

MLB 2016 season predictions

This season of Major League Baseball (MLB) isn’t set to begin until the first weekend of April, but that doesn’t mean we can’t get excited about what’s to come. Read More