Discover London's best trails
With the nicer weather approaching, that means people will want to get outside more and enjoy the weather. There are a few hiking trails in London that allow you to get outside and enjoy nature at a safe social distance. Read this article

Does anyone remember The Mighty Ducks?
When I look back into good sports movies out there, one of my favourites growing up was The Mighty Ducks. Read this article

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Middlesex Community Living is a not-for-profit, charitable organization that supports adults with developmental disabilities in the Municipality of Strathroy-Caradoc. It partners with people to realize their value as full, contributing citizens in their community. Read this article

What separates a sport from an activity or game?
Let's face it: the ideals of what defines a sport are beginning to change. Read this article
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Is football safe?
Despite its track record as one of the most dangerous youth sports, football still boasts multiple rewards on the other end of the scale. Read this article
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So why did Western and Queen's start a rivalry?
In pre-pandemic Septembers, hordes of students dressed in purple and white would descend on London's Broughdale neighbourhood, often carrying homemade signs with Western students' most coveted mantra. Read this article
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Crossing the finish line: Student-athletes talk breaking down sports' heteronormative culture
When the first openly gay National Football League draftee, Michael Sam, was picked by the St. Louis Rams in 2014, he was seen, on live television, kissing his boyfriend at the time of the announcement. Read this article
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Here's what college taught me about my creative process
With graduation around the corner, what's next for your creative journey? Read this article

Mental illness at the Cecil Hotel: How Netflix unravels the mystery of Elisa Lam
Netflix's latest docuseries tells the story of Elisa Lam — but not the one you know. Read this article

How Superstore is my favourite modern "office" show
Superstore the show reflects on experiences in big superstores like Walmart but adds that Office vibe to the show. Read this article

U Sports pushes for equity, diversity and inclusion in athletics
At the end of Black History Month, U Sports reflected on how it can improve itself as an organization. Read this article
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Mustangs football alum finds a new adventure after CFL cancelled — reality dating
Occupation Double, hosted by Jay Du, revolves around the romantic lives of eligible bachelors and bachelorettes from Quebec, with the hopes of finding them a loving relationship. Read this article
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Beyond the blonde: Playoff hair, beards and superstitions in sport
Playoff hairstyles give a strong boost to team spirit, even if they aren't a proven good luck charm. Read this article
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Why Tom Brady is the greatest athlete of this generation
Heading into this Super Bowl, Tom Brady had already won six, which was the most of any player to ever play in the National Football League (NFL). Read this article

Dreams of Olympic gold dance in Sara Villani's head
From the age of peewee rugby to minor league hockey, wide-eyed kids from around the world dream of, one day, stepping on the Olympic podium - achieving a level of physical prowess that most humans can't even fathom. Read this article
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How Space Force might be your new alternative to The Office
Space Force is a political satire comedy that aims to portray the ridiculousness of trying to militarize space and it does this extremely. well. Read this article

What is the future of women's hockey?
Women's professional hockey is at a crossroads unlike any other North American sport in recent history. Read this article
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What is cryptocurrency?
Crypto in general is seeing a high rise and many people are talking about it, but really, what is cryptocurrency? Read this article

Is cheerleading a sport?
Cheerleading is often ostracized from the world of athletics, as people think of sassy scenes from Bring it On or Veronica and Cheryl Blossom's cheer-off from Riverdale rather than trained athletes. Read this article
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What to expect from sports in 2021
Many, if not all industries in 2020 had to shift their operations to make work environments safe from the global COVID-19 pandemic. The same could be said about the sports industry. Read this article

Working out during a pandemic
When the COVID-19 pandemic first hit, gyms and fitness centres were forced to close down to curb the spread of the virus. Read this article

Welcome to the next generation of gaming
There are two new consoles that have been out on the market recently that create a whole new generation of gaming. Read this article

Fix my sport: Baseball needs to keep up with dying attention spans
From cheating - hello, Houston - to labour relations, we can all agree that baseball has its fair share of issues. Read this article
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Mustangs Athletics remains optimistic despite OUA cancellations
It was a tough day for Canadian university sports as Ontario University Athletics (OUA) decided to cancel the remainder of the 2020-21 sports season on Oct. 15. Read this article

A history of athletes taking political stances
Athletes are just like celebrities. Everyone watches them and idolizes them. And lately, we have seen athletes take a stand in the political sphere. Read this article

Fanshawe makes history in OPSE Hearthstone match
The Ontario post-secondary Esports (OPSE) league officially launched this fall, giving gamers across the province the chance to compete on behalf of their college or university. Read this article

How "bubble environments" are safer for the players
The bubble that the NHL and the NBA created for their respective leagues was a unique experience and ensured everyone stayed safe. Read this article

Canadian student-athletes will no longer be tested for cannabis
The Canadian Centre for Ethics in Sport (CCES) will stop screening student-athletes for cannabis in U Sports and the Canadian Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA), allowing athletes to test positive during in-competition months without penalty. Read this article

How can gaming improve your mental health?
One of my ways of relieving stress after a long workload of a day, is to play a few hours of video games. Some of the fun video games I play are competitive, like Rocket League. But there are also times where I just want to play a game because of a good story, like Batman: Arkham City. Read this article

Professional athletes are humans, too
All the major sport icons like Lebron James, Tom Brady, Serena Williams and others have thousands to millions of people looking up to them. But it can be very hard for some athletes to be a role model and like humans, athletes as well do carry a lot of mental demons with them. Read this article

Fanshawe Athletics names first esports head coach
Fanshawe Athletics has announced Tyler Hetherington as the College's first esports head coach. Read this article