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Women coaches and Black female representation in the WNBA are at a critical point, Cheryl Reeve says. The Lynx coach discusses racial allyship, advocacy, and why the lack of Black women head coaches is unacceptable.

Rev. Dr. Gary F. Green III’s new book Playing the Game examines how Black athletes are misrepresented in media and culture. United Theological Seminary hosts a launch event as Green breaks down race, ethics, and the realities behind Black athletic brilliance.

Get to know Gophers men’s basketball newcomers Jaylen Crocker-Johnson, Chansey Willis Jr., and Nehemiah Turner, from their roles on the court to the stories behind their journeys.

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St. Thomas assistant coach Leon Hayward shares his coaching journey and his role as the only Black assistant coach in college hockey today. A leader shaping the Tommies.

Hockey diversity faces cost barriers, from equipment to ice time. Players and coaches like Kaiden Mbereko, Laila Edwards, and Leon Hayward explain why lowering costs and widening access matter for the future of the sport.

A new study shows Black athletic trainers often face bias and barriers to leadership. Researchers say race and inequality still block opportunities in athletic training.

The University of St. Thomas celebrates its Division I era with the opening of the new Lee & Penny Anderson Arena in St. Paul.

St. Paul native Dr. Jennifer Jacobs—now Augustana’s Ph.D. head coach—has a .560+ win rate, mentors stars like Jazmen Kutey, and champions Black women in volleyball.

A ceremony in South Minneapolis honored Henry and Clementine Robinson. Learn how neighbors traced their legacy and restored their place in Minneapolis history.