This is not the way it was supposed to go. Not with this team. But such is life. Grief and glee. The dichotomy of college sports.
Jason Isbell returned to Hancher Auditorium on March 4th with a 22-song set spanning his sweeping discography with The 400 Unit, Drive-By Truckers, and his solo career
March is for the dreamers. For the playmakers. For Alvaro Folgueiras. For his family.
Evan Honer brings his It’s A Long Road Tour to The Vic Theatre in Chicago with support form Michal Leah on March 20th, 2026
Logan Melia talks with Frank Turner at The Salt Shed about his ever growing library and guessing his most played songs before show 3,134
Laundry Day performed at Gabe’s in Iowa City on Friday Feb. 13. Leaving the crowd in tears, they put on an amazing performance.
Taylor Axelson examines Britney Griner’s NBA prospects. (Photo credit: Associated Press)
Football is a dangerous profession, and it’s becoming more and more evident. Taylor Axelson explains. (Photo credit: Getty Images)
Taylor Axelson examines A.J. Barker’s letter to Minnesota’s Jerry Kill, and explains why it may, or may not, have an effect on D-I athletics.
Taylor Axelson has the recap of Iowa’s 27-24 loss to Purdue Saturday at Kinnick Stadium. (Photo credit: Brian Ray/The Gazette-KCRG)
No Shave November is here and the fuzz is starting to grow! The autumn month has become a tradition in high schools and college towns across the country for guys to ditch the razors and grow out their beards. Gillettes go out of style while the facial hair grows in. The beards have become a staple not only for guys walking around campus during November, but have also become iconic for a select few professional athletes. In honor of No Shave November, let us take a moment to recognize some of the most epic beards in sports. The Oklahoma City … Continued
Taylor Axelson examines the issue of concussions in the NFL.
It seems that everyday a little bit of this generation’s future is being stolen away. Young athletes walking the streets of Chicago are seeing their opportunity of playing at a college and receiving an education, disappear.
