College sports
Tony McCormick, a renowned athletic trainer and professor, has been inducted into the 39th Lewis Athletics Hall of Fame. As one of only two athletic trainers in the hall of fame, McCormick joins William Tuscany, who was inducted in 1993. McCormick's contributions to Lewis University Athletics span over
College sports
Lebanon Valley College inducted its Athletic Hall of Fame Class of 2025 in a ceremony held on Friday, October 10. A record eight individuals were honored, including Zach Bleiler '11 and Jimmie Pogue '80, who received the Inaugural Courage Award. The Hall of Fame Class of 2025 includes
College sports
The Washburn Ichabods football team returns to Yager Stadium for the first time since September 27 to face Central Missouri in the annual Washburn Athletics Hall of Fame Day. The Ichabods have been struggling this season, holding a 1-5 record and looking for their first conference win after a 34-10
Festivals
The 16th Annual San Diego Spirits Festival took place at the Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego in La Jolla, captivating guests with two unforgettable days of music, fine spirits, and culinary excellence. The event brought together spirit lovers, industry professionals, and lifestyle enthusiasts for a vibrant celebration of craft,
College sports
Leeds Beckett University's Carnegie College has a rich legacy of producing sporting talent, with the university's alumni including Olympic champions, world-class athletes, and influential coaches. The university's first-ever Sport Hall of Fame aims to celebrate this legacy by inducting individuals who have made a
Festivals
The Anniston Museums and Gardens held a vibrant campuswide fall festival on Saturday, blending education with engaging activities for families. The event featured interactive exhibits, costumed staff, and community partners offering a wide range of experiences from safety tips to live animal encounters. The festival's theme, "Explore
Festivals
The annual Festival of the Cranes will take place in Decatur from January 9-11, bringing together thousands of visitors from across the Southeast to celebrate conservation and wildlife. The festival, hosted by the Cook Museum of Natural Science and the Wheeler National Wildlife Refuge, will feature a range of events
Festivals
The first international Global Space Awards (GSA) event will celebrate the achievements of pioneers in the space industry, from lunar bases to in-orbit manufacturing, and sustainable space economies that benefit life on Earth today. The event, taking place at The Natural History Museum in London, will feature an awards ceremony
Meteorites
Researchers have discovered evidence of an ancient asteroid strike on Earth, dating back around 11 million years, through a comprehensive analysis of tektites stored in the South Australian Museum in Adelaide. The study, published in the journal Earth and Planetary Science Letters, shed light on the origins of a previously
College sports
The Robert Morris University Athletics Hall of Fame has welcomed its 34th class of inductees, including Jaycee Gebhard, Jessica Karwacki, Jason Spencer, and the 2000 undefeated Colonials football team. Gebhard, a record-breaking women's hockey player, scored 198 points and set the all-time career point record. Karwacki, a dominant
College sports
The Texas Southern women's golf team claimed victory at the 40th Thomas W. Dortch Jr. Golf Classic Hall of Fame, hosted by the Black College Golf Coaches Association. The Tigers demonstrated a strong performance, posting a 36-hole total of 607 (310 - 297) to win the tournament by
Hockey teams
Bernie Parent, the Hall of Fame goalie for the Philadelphia Flyers, who led the team to two Stanley Cup championships in 1974 and 1975, has died at his home in Avalon, New Jersey. He was 80 years old. Parent was beloved in Philadelphia for his upbeat personality, broad smile, and
