Sports

Athletes in the Studio: A look at Student-Artists off the Field

February 12, 2014• Arts, Sports

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So, what’s with the green Dot?

February 12, 2014• Sports

A once foreign thing to many camels, “Green Dot” has become a well-known and widely used phrase across campus. The only NESCAC School...

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LeDuc Wins National Title

December 15, 2013• Sports

Mike LeDuc '14 is the first Conn Cross Country athlete to win a national title....

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Turning Towards the Winter Sports Season

December 9, 2013• Sports

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Player Profile: Amelia Dineen

December 9, 2013• Sports

Amelia Dineen ’15, a behavioral neuroscience major, has been playing hockey over three-quarters of her life. After suffering from a...

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Player Profile: Will Leedy

December 9, 2013• Sports

Will Leedy, a junior on the Men’s Ice Hockey Team, works hard both on and off the ice. Off the ice, the history major is involved with...

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If You Can Play, You Can Play

December 9, 2013• Sports

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Depth in the Dugout: How to Win a World Series

November 18, 2013• Sports

After enduring the long mess that was the Red Sox 2012 season, Boston fans have had more than enough reasons to forget those miserable six...

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Cross Country Hosts NESCACs

November 11, 2013• Sports

On Nov. 2, both Men’s and Women’s Cross Country competed on their home course at the NESCAC Championship meet held at Harkness Memorial...

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Future Looks Bright for Women’s XC

October 30, 2013• Sports, Uncategorized

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Mid-Season Update: Volleyball Looks to Turn It Around on the Road

October 7, 2013• Sports

Halfway through the season, it is already clear that the women’s volleyball team will have their work cut out for them. This season will...

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Student-Athlete Psychology: A Balancing Act

October 7, 2013• Sports • One Comment

On Sept. 23, as part of the psychology department’s colloquium series, Tristan Coulter, a doctoral candidate at the University of...

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