Cooper Barkate ’26 didn’t always envision himself playing football at the collegiate level. Hailing from Southern California, he initially thought lacrosse would be his sport. “When I was growing up, I played lacrosse and liked it. Freshman year, I went into lacrosse season thinking I was gonna get recruited for it,” he shared. However, during […]
“To do anything at a high level, it has to be total obsession,” legendary Irish boxer Conor McGregor once said. For this reason, we at the Indy Sportsbook have spent over 300 hours concocting a UFC parlay that will retire us from this rat race of life by the end of next week. While we […]
Jessica Guo ’27 from Toronto, Canada, started fencing at six years old. After watching her older sister and brother fence, she decided to try her hand. Guo quickly rose to the top of the rankings in Canada and competed in the U.S. early on in her fencing career. She started fencing in international competitions by […]
The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee is now running at the Loeb Experimental Theater from Feb. 29 to March 8. With music and lyrics by William Finn and book by Rachel Sheinkin, Spelling Bee is a musical comedy about a group of six middle school students competing in, you guessed it, a spelling bee. […]
LinkedIn I am proud to announce that I have accepted a position as an incoming Summer Analyst in local distribution of petroleum products at ExxonMobil. I want to take the time to thank Dan. Dan, I know you probably aren’t on Linkedin and that you live off the grid to hide from the government. I […]
Every late October thousands of students from around the world come together to race in the Head of the Charles Regatta (HOCR). White tents line the river, boasting everything from food stands and home remodeling estimates to handcrafted pottery. Heavy rainfall placed a damper on Saturday’s festivities, only making Sunday that much more exciting. While […]
In the world of college football, clashes between Ivy League schools like Harvard and the rich traditions of historically Black colleges and universities (HBCUs) like Howard have remained a scarce spectacle, but a historic shift is now in the making. Last year’s matchup was just the fifth time an HBCU has played an Ivy League […]
