Top 5 three-point shooters in women’s college basketball for the 2025-26 season

In women’s college basketball, the 3-point shot has become a dynamic force, often compared to the dunk in men’s games. It can electrify the atmosphere, rev up the crowd, and shift the game’s momentum. Last season, nine out of the twelve teams that hit at least 37 percent of their 3-point shots made it to […]
MyKayla Skinner discusses ‘Saving Women’s Sports’ following her disagreement with Simone Biles

Skinner’s Journey from Olympic Silver to Advocacy Mikayla Skinner played a crucial role in helping Team USA secure a silver medal in women’s gymnastics at the Tokyo Olympics after Simone Biles withdrew due to an injury. However, by the time of the Paris Games, she found herself facing harsh criticism from fans of USA Gymnastics. […]
2025-26 preseason All-Transfer Portal Team for women’s college basketball

Last spring was quite a whirlwind in the women’s college basketball transfer portal. We saw star players switch teams, and some all-conference athletes found new homes. It was an interesting reversal too, with mid-major players making the leap to the Power 4 and vice versa. The decisions made during that time are likely to have […]
Promoting a communist Karl Marx book alongside autumn women’s accessories

Target’s Controversial Fall Fashion Ad There’s something about a cozy scarf that just says “fall,” right? But Target seems to be stepping into murky waters with its latest campaign, which has inadvertently drawn attention to some radical literature. The retailer, already navigating its fair share of challenges, has reportedly included Karl Marx’s iconic text, “Das […]
Study shows men’s brains decrease in size more quickly than women’s brains.

Research Challenges Assumptions About Brain Aging Recent findings might reshape our understanding of how the brain ages. It turns out that men’s brains shrink at a faster rate than women’s as they age, despite women being more prone to Alzheimer’s disease. A study published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences examined over […]
U.S. reveals collaborative effort to host the 2031 Women’s World Cup

U.S. Soccer Federation Collaborates for 2031 Women’s World Cup The U.S. Soccer Federation has announced a collaboration with Mexico, Costa Rica, and Jamaica to host the 2031 Women’s World Cup. This announcement was made during a press conference in Manhattan on Monday, with officials stating that if the bid remains unchallenged, it could become “the […]
2025-26 guide to coaching changes and hot seat in women’s college basketball

Coaching Changes in Division I Women’s College Basketball The 2025 offseason for Division I women’s college basketball has been quite eventful, with 61 programs making head coaching changes. It seemed like a significant coaching shake-up was on the horizon when Joy Lee McNelis announced her retirement from Southern Miss, closely followed by Robin Pingeton’s decision […]
Portugal’s Parliament Approves Burqa Ban for Women’s Protection

Portugal Moves to Ban Burqas in Public Spaces Portugal is set to implement a ban on burqas worn for “sexual or religious motives,” with significant fines for those who do not comply. The bill, introduced by the Chega party, proposes that face veils be prohibited in most public areas, pending approval. Reuters has noted that […]
A year after facing Hurricane Helene, this women’s basketball team is prepared to compete

JOHNSON CITY, TN— Tinesha Lewis is stepping into her second season as a head coach at UNC Asheville, and she’s feeling a sense of gratitude. As she prepares for the 2025-26 season, there’s a clear routine in place. They know their practice schedule and where it will take place. After intensive training sessions, the players […]
Q&A: ACC Commissioner Jim Phillips discusses the rise of women’s sports

CHARLOTTE, N.C. — There’s a lot of positive momentum in the Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) for women’s sports at the moment. Two teams, Pitt and Louisville, are projected as top seeds in volleyball, as noted by ESPN. Meanwhile, in field hockey, North Carolina and Virginia hold the No. 1 and No. 2 spots in the […]