A staff writer describes his experience at his first European football match.

After starting the season 9-2, the Bears’ 3-2 conference record reflects the challenges of conference play as they fight for a bid to continue playing into the postseason. 

By winning four out of their first five conference matchups, including wins over Top 10 ranked New York University and University of Chicago during winter break, the team is tied for first place in the division as they approach the second half of the regular season.

The Baseball Writers’ Association of America (BBWAA) announces its selections for the Baseball Hall of Fame. One staff writer gives his picks for the ballot.

Despite phenomenal Grand Prixs in both Silverstone and São Paulo, much of the season was characterized by Red Bull dominance and Ferrari miscalculations.

Jacob is the oldest player on the court and has been dominant on the hardwood for the Bears. “When he gets in his mode, he’s basically unstoppable,” said freshman Yogi Oliff.

In a game with 12 lead changes, nine ties, and neither team able to go ahead by more than seven points, the Bears lost the Lopata classic at the buzzer to Pomona-Pitzer.

While football’s efficiency propelled the team to an 8-3 season, a competitive conference kept them out of postseason play.

Just a few days ahead of the kickoff of the 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar, Student Life sports staff compiled their predictions for the upcoming matches. Could we see Brazil come back with a vengeance? Who will be the biggest flop of the tournament?  Student Life weighs in.     Name: Andrew Kastelman  Winner: Belgium. […]

After finishing the season ranked sixth in the UAA, the Bears concluded their NCAA bid with a PK loss against Messiah.