St. Louis University

For most student-athletes, just juggling academics and athletics can be a major challenge. or volleyball senior, Maya Taylor, however, in addition to these challenges, she also decided to start her own club called the Equal Justice League (EJL) to give SLU students the opportunity to open the discussion about social justice initiatives.  The idea for the EJL came almost a year … [Read more...] about Maya Taylor brings the Equal Justice Initiative to SLU

Injury derailed the shooting guard's freshman season, but he qualified for a medical hardship and did not lose a year of eligibility. … [Read more...] about Jimerson hoping for seamless return to SLU basketball team

Most college sports fans look forward to the biggest event of every year, March Madness, with expectations of Cinderella stories and highlight reel buzzer beaters, but for the National Collegiate Athletics Association (NCAA), it is the event where the majority of their revenue is generated. The revenue, coming from media and broadcast deals and ticket sales, gets redistributed … [Read more...] about COVID-19 proves detrimental to NCAA budget

He is in the midst of a four-year term on the NCAA Division I council. … [Read more...] about SLU's May will help decide changes that impact college basketball season

I’m sure many of us played with bubbles growing up, but what about playing in a bubble? That just may be the case for the NCAA this spring.    With the cancellation of college football, schools are looking for any solution to bring sports back as soon as possible. After watching the Pac-12 and Big Ten cancel their seasons, schools like Michigan State have been advocating for a … [Read more...] about Babble ‘Bout a Bubble