Photo by Arik Dao By Matt Weiner (@MattWeiner20) An extension of my right arm, clasp of a slick metal door knob, creek of a door followed by a bow and I’m immersed in a sanctuary. This sanctuary doesn’t have religious Read more
Photo found on Pixabay By Navin Krishnan (@NavinKthespear) — Reporter Going for gold in the cold won’t be the only obstacle in Beijing’s Winter Olympics this year. The shadows of past Olympiads reinforced as a reminder of the significance of Read more
By Jessica Jimenez — Reporter It’s no secret that the 32nd Olympic Summer games are canceled this year. The biggest sporting events of the year where athletes from all over the world join together and compete with spectators watching will Read more
By Georgia Blair — Staff Writer No stranger to the sand, Australian-born junior Caitlin Bettenay has made the 7,000-mile journey to pursue her dream of competing in volleyball at the collegiate level. The 5-foot-11 junior hails from the “Sunshine Coast” Read more
By: Austin Turner- Staff Writer Many of the most memorable events in the history of sports have nothing to do with the actual sport: Jesse Owens standing up to Hitler in Berlin, Jackie Rob- inson breaking the color barrier,Muhammad Ali’s Read more
By Nathanael Person The 1960s was a tumultuous decade for Americans of ethnic minority. No group embodied this struggle as much as African Americans. As the United States slowly realized the dream of desegregation, racism and violence were rampant. Tommie Read more
By Oscar Acevado Before coaching the United States’ Olympic team, Yoshihiro Uchida faced racism that only left him more determined to prove his doubters and detractors wrong. Garden Grove, nestled between Los Angeles and Irvine, is where Uchida grew up Read more