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Schalck is pushing hard to send men’s boulder #4 on Sep 28, 2025, with 50 seconds on the clock. He completed the climb with 50 seconds remaining and secured his placement as time was running down.

Part III: The IFSC Season, Seoul 2025

Zoltan Agoston, Staff Writer April 17, 2026

The 2025 World Climbing season reached its conclusion in Seoul, South Korea, where the sport’s biggest names faced one final test. After the explosive opener in Keqiao and the all-around challenge of...

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The stage is set for the IFSC Climbing World Cup Men's Boulder Final competition at Keqiao.

Part I: The IFSC Season, Keqiao 2025

Zoltan Agoston, Staff Writer December 11, 2025

The 2025 world cup climbing season delivered nail-biting finishes, up-and-coming stars, and record-shattering performances that redefined the sport’s global stage. From Olympic hopefuls to rising talents,...

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The Dolphins suffer a crushing loss 31 - 12 against the Titans in week 4 of 2024 as Tua Tagolivoa misses yet another game due to injury. (Source: Wikipedia Commons)

The Depths of My Misery: My Life as a Dolphins Fan

Shiv Sareen, Staff Writer November 6, 2025

2000. A year known for a presidential election, Y2K, and the Play Station 2. However, for me, something else comes to mind - the last time the dolphins won a playoff game. Since then, they have endured...

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Casper Ruud at the 2017 Citi Open Tennis Tournament in D.C.
(photo from Wikimedia Commons by info@keithallisonphoto.com)

Sportswashing and the Cost of Athlete Activism

Yolaine Lefevre, Staff Writer December 3, 2024

Last month, the inaugural Six Kings Slam, a tennis exhibition tournament that took place in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, offered a staggering $6 million grand prize for the tournament champion—an amount nearly...

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Yuki Kawamura playing with his B. League Team, the Yokohama B-Corsairs, in 2021. (Wikimedia Commons)

How a 5’8 Japanese Player Is Breaking Every Stereotype

Tei Kim, Associate Editor October 23, 2024

The NBA is known as a league of giants. With the emergence of 7-foot unicorns like Victor Wembanyama and Chet Holmgren, the league is trending towards larger and more skilled players. The average height...

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The NBA Playoffs are set to start on April 20th, 2024. (NBA.com)

A Clash of Destinies: The Ultimate Race for NBA Glory

Tei Kim, Associate Editor April 16, 2024

The NBA Playoffs are officially here and there could not be a better time to watch basketball than right now! With just one game left after a long and grueling regular season, the Western Conference has...

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Kobe Bryant was the embodiment of a “play through the pain” mentality.

Is 65 Games Too Much or Just Enough?

Tei Kim, Associate Editor March 14, 2024

Joel Embiid is the reigning MVP of the 2022-2023 NBA season. Coming into this season, no one could have anticipated that he would make another leap, drawing comparisons to Shaquille O’Neal while averaging...

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Adrian Griffin was recently fired by the Milwaukee Bucks after his short tenure as head coach. Photo by Bart Young/NBAE via Getty Images (Copyright 2023 NBAE).

The Coaching Plague Infecting the NBA

Tei Kim, Associate Editor February 15, 2024

On January 23rd, 2024, news broke that the Milwaukee Bucks fired their head coach Adrian Griffin. This came as a shocking revelation to most, as Griffin had led the Bucks to an impressive 30-13 record...

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