Sports have never been played on an even field.
For college basketball fans, March is synonymous with March Madness. All Division 1 teams in the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) compete in the revered championship tournament. Coverage usually consists of the highlights. However, the...
When women’s sports don’t receive the same resources and funding as their male counterparts, they’re set up to fail. The vast difference in men’s and women’s weight rooms in the NCAA bubble proves that—and is a sign things need to change.
The National Collegiate Athletics Association (NCAA) received...
Gatekeepers are ruining sports for everybody.
Elitism exists in all corners of pop culture. Nobody enjoying any entertainment form—from music to sports—is truly safe from gatekeepers standing high atop their pedestals. These purists are always ready to pounce on casual fans with stale critiques about...
While many things are different this year, some things never change: Sophie de Goede continues to light it up on the rugby pitch—only this time on a new team and in a different continent.
When university sports were cancelled due to COVID-19, the fourth-year commerce student crossed the pond to London,...
The intersection between sports and politics is more pronounced—and divisive—than ever before. Going forward, we must support athletes leading the fight against injustices.
Racial tensions are high as the COVID-19 pandemic compounds global stress. At a time when powerful leaders are continuously demonstrating...
This June, the Toronto Raptors pulled a 114-110 win over the Golden State Warriors, making history as Canada’s first NBA champions.
After their Game 6 win, thousands of Raptors fans flooded the streets of downtown Toronto—climbing traffic lights, vehicles, and buildings and setting off fireworks—in...
It’s tempting to see the Cleveland Indians taking the infamous Chief Wahoo logo off their uniforms as a job well done, but the minimal gesture shouldn’t deserve anything more than minimal phrase.
Not only will the logo continue to exist for the foreseeable future on Cleveland Indians merchandise,...
Sports will always be competitive at their core, but often its spiritual aspect is overlooked. The moment where winning becomes secondary and passion comes to the forefront is a human concept that everyone can feel — athletes included.
The way competition can push someone to their absolute physical...
Trump’s recent words criticizing the NFL and its players have sparked outrage from around the world. The perceived disrespect of the American flag that’s become the center of a debate distracts from the real issues being protested — the unfair treatment of racial minorities in America.
In America,...
Former Gaels are forced to take their talents overseas for professional exposure.
Brittany Moore of the women’s basketball team and Michael Amoroso, Niko Rukavina and Joren Zeeman of the men’s volleyball team all left Queen’s last spring and started their professional careers in Europe.
With no professional...