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28 Aug On The Anniversary Of Martin Luther King Jr.’s “I Have A Dream” Speech, We Ask, “What’s Next For America?”
Whether it’s combating the pandemic, worrying about the political outcome of the forthcoming election, the deaths of John Lewis and Kobe Bryant, or the continued racial inequality against the Black community, this year hasn’t stopped giving the American people a cause for concern. That concern...
27 Aug Back to School Survival Guide!
Plans to resume school are looking a lot different for families all over the country. While some kiddos are heading back to the classrooms, others are continuing homeschooling and others are exploring alternative learning solutions. To help ease the transition, we’ve gathered just a few...
27 Aug Swimming In A Pandemic
For most college athletes, you spend months training for one moment where all your hard work will pay off. Even though that one moment only lasts a few minutes, you feel like all the pain and sacrifice was worth it. However, like many athletes, corona-virus...
25 Aug Sports History: Olympian Ethelda Bleibtrey’s Protest For Women’s Rights Ends In Her Arrest For “Nudity”
100 years ago, Ethelda Bleibtrey became the first American woman to win a gold medal in swimming at the 1920 Antwerp Olympics. Three days later she would take home her second gold medal in the 300 meter freestyle. She finished the meet with three gold...
24 Aug DC FanDome: The Weekend’s Biggest Highlights
The DC FanDome occurred over the weekend virtually, and many fans are already hyped for the teasers and trailers for upcoming DC films. Panels and discussions were held online on DC FanDome’s website. The likes of James Gunn, Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson and a trailer...
22 Aug Monumental Sculptural Project Opens In NYC
While many museums around New York City have remained shut since coronavirus gripped the country, a local park in Queens has a new exhibit displaying public art. The project is called MONUMENTS NOW, located within Socrates Sculpture Park in Astoria. According to their website, “MONUMENTS NOW… seeks...
19 Aug The List Of The GOP Convention Speakers Will Include Some Questionable Individuals
Photo Courtesy of AP Photo/Matt Rourke The Republican National Convention is expected to have controversial figures speaking during the assembly next week. Although a full list of speakers hasn’t been released yet, certain names started to slip out to the public. As most would presume,...
15 Aug How Sports Changed Apartheid South Africa
In 1970, the IOC formally expelled South Africa from the Olympics for not racially integrating their sports teams. Sports have long been a mechanism for bringing people together. The Olympics in particular are the grand stage where athletes and spectators alike come from all over...