Month: April 2026

Poland men’s volleyball team No. 1 in the world reached the semifinals after 44 years at the Paris Olympics last year and finally won a silver medal. Recently, the Polish Volleyball Association also announced the list of national team volleyball teams this year and a list of 30 people competing at VNL. Among them, the … [Read more…]

All photographs by Oliver Egger. IJust as the sun begins to peek over the flat horizon of Coon Rapids, Iowa, 1,383 pigeons fill the sky. The birds pour out as a single winged mass from the rows of flung-open coops on the transport truck. They rise and circle higher into the morning air. Strong gusts … [Read more…]

The women’s volleyball landscape in the United States has experienced a seismic change with the emergence of the Volleyball League (LOVB). Founded in 2020 by Katlyn Gao, Peter Hirschmann, and Olympian Kevin Wong, Lovb was initially rooted as a national youth volleyball initiative. This builds an impressive foundation with more than 16,000 athletes in 66 … [Read more…]

If you are like me, you do a double taking reading the name of the golf course … Dubsdread #4 … Yes, you read it properly. ‘Dub’ means ‘Poor Golfers Be careful, challenges in front’, and ‘Dread’ connotes ‘feelings of the upcoming disaster’. My experience in Cog Hill was not terrible and clear to me … [Read more…]

MILAN — Mario Colombo, president of Italian sportswear stalwart Colmar, has died at the age of 71. The cause and place of death are unknown. As a member of the third generation of the family company, he joined Manifattura Mario Colombo & C. SpA, parent of the Colmar skiwear brand based in Monza, Italy, in … [Read more…]

Andy Warhol, 1967. New York World-Telegram and Sun photo by Ed Palumbo, via Wikimedia Commons. Library of Congress Collection, public domain. “I kept having such horrible nightmares that blood was coming out of my mouth,” Candace Bushnell admitted to dream analyst Lauren Lawrence in the early 2000s. Bushnell’s Sex and the City column later became … [Read more…]

I started my journey at Lafayette College who intended to study economy and face many challenges trying to decide what I wanted to pursue after graduating from college. My class is full of stem courses, and I feel not ready for the trip that I will submit. Three weeks entering the semester, I struggled in … [Read more…]

Photographs courtesy of the author. I was married to a moody millionaire Parisian and I was trying to stay with him—I still loved certain things about him, and I loved everything about my stepchildren and the French way of life. But it was hard. My husband wanted to be who he was, and he wanted … [Read more…]

The University of Georgia and women’s basketball coach Katie Abrahamson-Henderson have parted ways after four seasons, beginning a search for a new leader. ATHENS, Ga. — The University of Georgia and women’s basketball head coach Katie Abrahamson-Henderson have agreed to part ways, according to the UGA Athletic Association. Abrahamson-Henderson compiled a 69-59 overall record with … [Read more…]