The COVID-19 pandemic flipped the world of sports upside down
Following the shutdown, people guessed sports would come back more popular than ever.
Megan Geller
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Who was Jackie Robinson?
Jackie Robinson became the first African American to play Major League baseball in the spring of 1947.
Cheerleading may be coming soon as an Olympic sport
The International Olympic Committee voted to include cheerleading in the Olympics and it is projected to appear in the Olympics in the next few years.
The man behind the Lombardi Trophy
Presented to the Super Bowl Champion, the Lombardi Trophy is named after the late legendary football coach, Vincent “Vince” T. Lombardi.
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
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.
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.
Judges take third at NEIFC Championships
The Judges took home three individual bronze medals and three top-three team placements.
Potential sale of New York Mets to Steve Cohen falls through
Mets fans were ecstatic a the prospect of Steve Cohen buying the team
Editorial: Feedback on appendices D, N, F and P in University’s draft anti-racism plan
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