California Legislation Gives Power to College Athletes
Last Monday marked a change in collegiate athletics as California Governor Gavin Newsom signed the Fair Pay to Play Act, ...
Sports
Women’s, Men’s Golf Hit the Links as Fall Season Winds Down
As the nice September weather and the fall golf season both wrap up, the women’s and men’s golf teams got ...
Time for Crying in Baseball: The Slow Death of America’s Pastime
Two years ago, fellow editor Ben Owen ’21 analyzed why baseball viewership was dwindling. Why? He believed the games were ...
Football Dominates Bates, Scott ’21 Named NESCAC Offensive Player of the Week
Cardinal football continues its hot streak as the team trounced Bates last weekend, 48–12. This final score is even deceiving, ...
Field Hockey Tops Tufts to Secure First Conference Victory
It was an ordinary humid Tuesday night for most of Wesleyan’s campus—except for on Smith Field, where things were heating ...
Women’s Tennis Off to Strong Start with Promising Rookies
The No. 1 Wesleyan Women’s Tennis Team, fresh off a Division III National Title, is back in action for the ...
Drawing the Line: The NFL and Its Fans Must Change
Content warning: Sexual violence The National Football League is the biggest sports league in the United States. Not only does ...
Women’s Soccer Continues Strong Start, Bests Bowdoin and Coast Guard
The women’s soccer team tied the program record for its longest undefeated streak at six games after a win over ...
Men’s Rugby Displays Toughness Despite Loss to University of New Haven
A blustery Saturday morning on the Long Lane Pitch set the stage for Wesleyan’s Men’s Rugby team. The Cardinals faced ...
Addressing the Frequency of Knee Injuries in Women Athletes
Over the past few years, a significant number of women’s soccer and lacrosse student athletes at the University have suffered knee injuries—specifically ...