U.S. Hockey Has a Problem: An Opinion
Assistant Sports Editor Joey Supik ’27 investigates the different reactions to Men’s and Women’s Olympic Hockey gold and discusses what they reveal about the standing of women’s sports in the US more broadly.
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Dispatch from Milan: the 2026 Winter Olympics at a Glance
Managing Graphics Editor Emeritus Nina Aagaard ’26 breaks down the first two weeks of the XXV Winter Olympic Games.
Following Andonovski: Where the U.S. Women's National Soccer Team Roster Stands Today
With fewer than 100 days before the Tokyo Olympics, Vlatko Andonovski, the new
head coach of the U.S. Women’s National Soccer Team (USWNT), faces a dilemma
every coach dreams of: selecting an 18-player roster from one of the deepest
talent pools ever. But with that abundance of talent,
What’s Next for the USMNT After Their Olympic Qualifying Nightmare?
After their 2-1 loss to Honduras on March 28, the United States Men’s National
Soccer team (USMNT) saw their Olympic hopes slip away. With the loss, the team
was ousted in the semifinals of the Confederation of North, Central America and
Caribbean Association Football’s (CONCACAF) elimination-style tournament,
falling
Musings of a Monarch: an Interview with His Serene Highness Prince Albert II
A photo of Prince Albert II and his mother Grace Kelly at Commencement Ceremony
on May 30, 1981. His Serene Highness Prince Albert II of Monaco is the 32nd
hereditary ruler of the principality of Monaco. His reign began in 2005 and
continues to this day. Prince Albert II was