Rising junior Lindsey Tse has learned to balance basketball, academics, and community service work at Emory University. “I’m able to play basketball at a very competitive level,” she remarked. “However, I don’t feel defined by just that. Emory has allowed me to explore a lot of my different passions.” AlthoughContinue Reading
2017 UAA Softball Position Player of the Year and Washington University graduate Hannah Mehrle has continued to be a part of UAA softball excellence while attending law school at Case Western Reserve University. She served as a volunteer assistant coach this past season for the Spartan program that reached theContinue Reading
True to lessons learned from his father, former Emory University golfer Johnathan Chen believed sports were a great focal point of being disciplined, having the right attitude, and preparing to perform your best. Chen combined those life lessons with resiliency in his golf career and continues to do so inContinue Reading
When J.J. Tomlin graduated from Washington University as one of the most successful players in the football program’s history, his dream to play beyond college continued without dominating his thoughts. In his senior year in 2016, Tomlin completed 304-of-477 passes for a school-record 3,760 yards and 36 touchdowns. He rankedContinue Reading
Carnegie Mellon University track & field student-athletes Autumn Hair and Max Rerkpattanapipat were part of the school’s Global Public Health Brigade (GPHB) that traveled to Nicaragua for spring break. They were joined on the trip by fellow track and field student-athletes Sarah Cook, Cameron Smith, and Emmalyn Lindsey. Rerkpattanapipat, a juniorContinue Reading
Emory University Professor Dr. Ken Ono, who works primarily in the theoretical field of number theory and its applications to physics and has worked with multiple national champions, has embarked on an analytic study of training methods for elite swimming. The Asa Griggs Candler Professor of Mathematics and Computer Science, OnoContinue Reading
