The Presence of Pain
Pain is one of those things in life that makes its way around to everyone at some point in time. Though it is not exclusive in its presence...
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What I've Learned Since Starting Physical Therapy
Like many college students, I’m a high school athlete turned college club sport athlete. In high school, I was a setter in volleyball and...
Meet BU’s Newest Squash Player: Elan Reynaud
Elan Reynaud only discovered her love of squash during her sophomore year.
Dance IS a Sport
What do football and dance have in common? Endless hours of practice, mentally exhausting training, and risk injuries are just some aspects...
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Athlete of the Week: Lauryn Brooks
Yesterday I had the pleasure of sitting down for an interview with this week's spotlight athlete. She’s cool, she’s hip, and she’s everyone...
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Suhk Mathon — A Conversation with a BU Men's Basketball Player
Meet Suhk Matton, a player for BU's Men's Basketball team!
Meet Bruin Bud: Joshua Kelley, Tackling Senior Year of School & Football
Josh Kelley reflects on his time as a student and athlete on the UCLA football team.
Bed of Nails
Acupuncture is an old form of ancient medicine that is designed to help with blood flow. What happens is Qi (energy throughout the body)...
5 Life Lessons I Learned From 13 Years of Playing Softball
(Softball) diamonds are a girl’s best friend.
An Interview with a D1 Athlete
One of the hardest transitions in anyone’s life is the transition from high school to college. Now, imagine having to compete against some...
Meet Emily Masse: The Heart of Boston University's Dance Team
Dance team captain, Omega Phi Alpha Eboard member, lead tutor with Boston University Initiative for Literacy Development, double major and a double minor? Here’s how Emily Masse manages to do it all.
Campus Spotlight: The Day in the Life of Student-Athlete Gianna Forte
Hard work beats talent when talent doesn't work hard.
The Student Athlete Triad
Growing up, my dad always told me that school, sports, and social were the three pillars of my life outside of home, and this was generally...
Getting Back on the Hockey Grind
Sometimes we have to do the things that scare us, because it's what we really want to do.
Sailing to the Stars: Queen’s University Student, Olivia Mew, is Determined to Qualify for the 2020 Olympic Games
“Competing in the 2019 Pan American Games was an unreal experience that has been difficult to put into words. As soon as I walked onto my flight leaving for Lima I was overwhelmed with relief. It finally felt like it was really happening - I was going to my first major games. There had been so many bumps along my journey to the Pan Am Games, and many times when I thought this moment would never come. Once I was seated and ready for take off I knew it was real and I couldn't wait to arrive in Lima.”
What Motivates Me to Go to the Gym Now That I Am Not a High School Athlete
Working out and staying in shape in high school was very easy when you were a three season athlete. Engraved into your daily routine was...
Finding Success as a Female Athlete Amidst Bro Culture
I’ve been racing bikes since I was fourteen. I mostly race mountain, but sometimes you can catch me in a road race. I’ve always been faced...
Claire Russell: Bryant Student, Division I Swimmer & Journalism Intern
Her Campus Bryant's very own Claire interned with the most trusted source for aquatic news. Learn about her journalism experience here!
Fireworks over Females: Collegiate Women Athletes Still Fighting for Equal Treatment
A women's field hockey game at Kent State was canceled for football pregame fireworks. Kent State officials sparked a social media uproar,...
Life of a College Athlete: How to Take Care of Injuries
Hello everyone! Welcome back to another fun, rigorous and interesting year of school. I’ve written about a lot of things on my blog, but I...
