by Lizzy Street, Jessica Spiers, Charlotte Kuhn– The United States Women’s Soccer team is suing the U.S. Soccer Federation because of the inequality of pay between them and their male counterparts on the U.S. Men’s team. The women’s team (WNT) … Continue reading
Photo by mirsasha on Foter.com / CC BY-NC-ND by Hannah Bumgarner, Casey Molina, Eva Burgdorf– Nike recently released its “Dream Crazier” campaign supporting women after backlash surrounding the Zion Williamson shoe blowout. After the incident, Nike’s stock dropped one point … Continue reading
by Ben Anderson– On Feb. 6, high school seniors across the nation signed their letters of intent, pledging their allegiance to the universities where they will be spending the next chapter of their lives. Virginia Tech will welcome 20 freshmen … Continue reading
Photo credit: techsports on Foter.com / CC BY-ND by Riley Wyant, Danielle Jeffers– Following the loss to Old Dominion University on Sept. 22, Virginia Tech football has faced many struggles. During the matchup, starting quarterback Josh Jackson broke his … Continue reading
by Zack Perhach– Here is my prediction for Tiger Woods’ next season: there will be a time, maybe within the first week or so, where Tiger will hit a 5-iron. The ball will jump high into the air, the … Continue reading
by Zack Perhach– The Virginia Tech Athletics Department lost one of their key members this past year, as Desiree Reed-Francois stepped into the role of Athletic Director at University of Nevada Las Vegas. Reed-Francois worked as Deputy Athletic Director under … Continue reading
By Jacob Thompson, Ashley Vollrath, Rebecca Choate — In November 2015, Justin Fuente was named head coach of the Virginia Tech football team. “I am looking forward to a bright future for our football program under the direction of … Continue reading
by Ryan Dye– Motor Mile Speedway in Fairlawn, Va. knew something had to change. With attendance down – a trend that currently plagues more than just the small-town short track racing scene – ownership decided to try something new. … Continue reading
Photo credit: GoonSquadSarah on Foter.com / CC BY-ND by Jake Thompson, Regan Magarity– The second week in March signifies the unofficial start of a month-long college basketball holiday known as “March Madness.” Beginning with Selection Sunday, sports fans from across … Continue reading
by Drew Davis, Brady Hess– A tradition is finally coming to an end. The NCAA Football Division III Championship is preparing for its final game in Salem, Virginia on December 15, 2017 after 25 years. The “Stagg Bowl” was listed with the … Continue reading
