Sports
CAS Fencer Grant Williams Aims to Compete in 2020 Olympics
After taking a year off of school to train for the Tokyo Summer Olympics, CAS senior and fencer Grant Williams is finally ready to achieve his ultimate goal: making the U.S. Olympics team.
The Return of the XFL Highlights the Lack of Support for Women’s Sports
The XFL is back after it failed nearly 20 years ago and lost $70 million — this time it has the financial backing of WWE CEO and chairman Vince McMahon. Meanwhile, the WNBA, NWSL and NWHL have received little support from investors and the media since their individual inceptions.
Men’s Basketball Ends Seven-Game Losing Streak
A recap of everything NYU athletics from Feb. 3rd to Feb. 9th.
Men’s Volleyball Bump, Set and Spike Its Way to an Undefeated Start
With blowout victories over their opponents, the men’s volleyball team is proving to be a powerhouse in Division III.
NYU Students Share Their Favorite Memories Of Kobe Bryant
Kobe Bryant’s sudden death has left the world in shock. Kobe inspired many, so we asked NYU students to share their favorite memories about the Black Mamba.
Houston Astros Punished. Was It Enough?
The MLB issued fines, suspensions and loss of draft picks, yet no players were punished for their roles in the sign-stealing scandal and their World Series ring still remains.
The USWNT Is Simply Too Good
The U.S. cruised through Olympic qualifying despite playing far from its best. As we look ahead to the SheBelieves Cup and beyond, how will the team stack up under its new manager?
Junior Guard Janean Cuffee Is Pushing the Violets to New Heights
Averaging a career high in points per game, Cuffee is leading the women’s basketball team to an incredible start.
NYU Predicts: 2020 Super Bowl Predictions
With the 2020 Super Bowl on the horizon, we asked NYU students to give us their predictions and hot takes.
The Olympics’ Ban of Protests Is Hypocritical and Unfair
The International Olympics Committee is asking to remain a politically neutral stage. Aside from infringing upon the free speech rights of its competing athletes, the move also ignores the political history of the competition.
After 24 Years, NYU Athletic Director Will Step Down
Christopher Bledsoe will continue in his role until Aug. 31, 2020. During his tenure, NYU won three national championships and 37 conference championships.
Men’s and Women’s Basketball Undefeated Over Thanksgiving Break
Men’s basketball won their only game this week, while the women won both of theirs. Many other sports will return to action this coming weekend.
