Score a Touchdown with Football Scholarships January 26, 2017 by Susan Dutca The NFL Super Bowl is right around the corner, and while you may be enjoying the highly entertaining commercials or half-time show, we’ve compiled a list of football scholarships for those of
Harvard Transgender Swimmer Dives Into New Waters October 20, 2015 by Susan Dutca What happens when your high school 100-meter breast stroke time is almost as fast as the women's all-time best at Harvard, the school you've been eying for as long as you could remember - but you
Colorado State U. Adds Women’s Soccer, Nixes Water Polo in Order to Comply with Title IX November 21, 2013 by Suada Kolovic Four decades after Title IX was enacted, many colleges and universities across the country still struggle with the gender-equity requirements. If you’re not familiar with Title IX, allow me to give
The Perks of Public Ivies March 1, 2013 by Carly Gerber Some of you may be striving to gain acceptance to an Ivy League school and that’s very admirable – they are some of the best schools in the world! – but there’s another group of universities that
Attending College Versus Going Pro: A Tough Decision Facing Successful Student-Athletes August 15, 2012 by Alexis Mattera An Olympic gold medal is the ultimate goal for many athletes but when you’ve managed to achieve this feat before even turning 18, what do you set as your next accomplishment? There are usually two
Taking Advantage of National Scholarship Month November 18, 2011 by Angela Andaloro Whether you’re a prospective college student or already a few years in, there’s no doubt that tuition is a major concern. It’s not cheap to be a college student and while student loans can greatly
College Athletes Press NCAA for Share of Profits October 25, 2011 by Suada Kolovic College athletes enjoy certain perks – the strong possibility of a free education (we’re talking full-ride scholarships!), on-the-house room and board, complimentary textbooks and top-notch tutors –
Fighting the Freshman 15 September 12, 2011 by Anna Meskishvili As freshmen, we were all made aware of the “Freshman 15” as an inevitable rite of passage rather than a warning. Since the academic year just began, this is the best time to firmly take a stand
One-Legged Wrestler Wins NCAA Championship March 22, 2011 by Suada Kolovic For Arizona State wrestler Anthony Robles, winning the NCAA championship was the perfect ending to a perfect season: Robles, who was born without a right leg, took home the title of national NCAA
A Deal with the (Sun) Devil December 17, 2010 by Alexis Mattera ASU Placed on NCAA Probation for Scholarship Violations
