Josh Culbreath: Breaker Forges Multi-Faceted Dance Career
Read in Adobe Express Josh Culbreath, a breaker who goes by the dance name Supa Josh, began dancing at five years old and has turned his lifelong love of dance into a full-time career. He recognizes that puts him in a unique position. “I have been fortunate to not alsoContinue Reading
Murkyy: Celebrated Cleveland Dancer Leans on Others to Maintain his Passion
View in AdobeExpress For the Cleveland, Ohio dancer simply known as Murkyy, his immense success at this early stage of his career doesn’t compare to the importance of dance itself in his life. “I really wasn’t doing much before dance. I discovered it when I was going through a bigContinue Reading
Ryan Kane: Leaving a Legacy at Tufts and Beyond
View in AdobeExpress The Tufts Athlete Ally chapter being honored with the national Athlete Ally’s Action Award on Oct. 17 in New York City was the culmination of a vision Tufts’ chapter president and founder Ryan Kane had early in his college experience. The award is given annually to theContinue Reading
From Emory to Two-Time World Series Champion with the Los Angeles Dodgers, Connor McGuiness Enjoying the Ride
View in Adobe Express When Los Angeles Dodgers assistant pitching coach Connor McGuiness graduated from Emory University in 2012 with his economics degree, he figured his next move would be to attend law school and follow in his father’s footsteps. “I was doing odd jobs, cutting grass, bartending, and doingContinue Reading
Black Student-Athlete Summit to Celebrate 10-Year Anniversary in Chicago in 2025
View in Adobe Express As a historian, Dr. Leonard Moore, the George Littlefield Professor of American History at the University of Texas at Austin, loves to tell stories. He is also making history as the Black Student-Athlete Summit he founded is set to celebrate its 10th anniversary May 21-24, 2025,Continue Reading
Carnegie Mellon Queer Athlete and Ally Collective (QAAC) Makes Impact in Athletics and Beyond
Last fall, in partnership with its athletics department, the Carnegie Mellon University Queer Athlete and Ally Collective (QAAC) was formed to support queer athletes and create better allies. Women’s swimmer Jackie Ruhnke founded the group and serves as its president. “I loved the UAA DEI (Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion) SummitContinue Reading