NFL Week One Recap
The NFL is back.
Dave Kopay: Remembering the first openly gay NFL player
Dave Kopay paved the way for LGBT+ acceptance in the world of professional sports.
NY Met Legend Tom Seaver Dies at 75
Baseball pitcher Tom Seaver dies at the age of 75 last Monday
How to make the NBA regular season exciting
The Orlando NBA bubble has been everything the NBA could have wanted and more. Additionally, the bubble has made fans more exhilarated for regular season games.
Sports and Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy
In the world of science, there has been an increased discussion about how head trauma negatively impacts athletes in thee long term. Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy can develop after an athlete sustains multiple concussions.
What’s up with pro sports?
The coronavirus has one by one shut down the sports world.
Eurosoccer has ended
The recent outbreak across Europe has caused various leagues to cancel or suspend their seasons.
Ball talk: the world of sports coronavirus
The coronavirus outbreak has overrun the world of professional sports.
Serving up a new season
Judges are currently 2–3 after one win and two losses last week.
Team takes fifth in UAA Championships
The Judges attended the UAA championships at NYU and recieved a total of 46.33 points, placing them in fifth.
Softball season opens in California ending 3-3
The Judges opened their season with a doubleheader against Occidental College, followed by facing Whitter College and the University of Redlands.
Judges set scoring record with 6–4 to start season
The Judges started their new season off strong with a five-game streak.
Swimming and diving breaks school records
Brandeis’ swimming and diving team competed at University of Chicago on Feb. 13 to 15.
Judges take third at NEIFC Championships
The Judges took home three individual bronze medals and three top-three team placements.
Judges finish regular season 13–12 overall
Women’s basketball lost their last six games of the season, dropping to eighth place in UAA standings.
Regular season comes to an end, 17–4 overall
Men’s basketball concluded its season in third place in UAA after a 2–3 weekend, falling short of DIII NCAA tournament.
Potential sale of New York Mets to Steve Cohen falls through
Mets fans were ecstatic a the prospect of Steve Cohen buying the team
Men’s and women’s teams fell at Duke Invitational
Fencing fell to their opponents at Duke Invitational, but men pulled out a win against Hopkins.
Men’s basketball remains tied for first in the UAA
Men’s basketball splits this weekend’s games, bringing then to 15–5.
Sodexo will continue its contract with the University until June 2022
Let’s consciously uncouple the United States
Remembering Ruth Bader Ginsburg H’96
COVID-19 brings forth sustainability challenges for the University
The Waltham Public Library begins a project to collect residents’ experiences with COVID-19