The Providence College women’s soccer team has had an exceptional start to their season with five consecutive wins against Iona, Quinnipiac, University of Rhode Island, Brown, and Temple University. Not to mention, all wins for Providence resulted in clean sheets for goalkeepers Emma Bodmer ’24, Katherine McElroy GS’22 and Ava Ripanti ’27. The first match […]
The temperatures are falling, the leaves are changing, and the MLB Postseason is coming upon us. The final weeks of the regular season are underway, and while teams like the Braves and Dodgers have locked up their divisions, there are plenty of divisional races and wild card berths that could come down to the final […]
We all know how important leadership is, especially in sports. The Washington Huskies have something brewing, and thanks to their leader, Michael Penix Jr., they have secured a top 10 spot in the AP poll for now. The Huskies have picked up right where they left off last season, dismantling everyone. They have cruised to […]
This year’s Heisman race is already over. Everyone wants to sit around and crown anyone who plays for Colorado, but as the temperature cools, so will their chances of winning anything of importance. They are an average team (at best) and the most overrated team I have seen in a decade. This will knock out […]
This game could not come sooner. It did not take long to lock in this pick as one of my favorite plays for Saturday. This game might not be the most appetizing one on Saturday’s slate, but why not start off your weekend with a coffee, a bagel, and a lot of points? Kickoff is […]
Tiff + Earl: As we hit week four of classes, I find myself debating whether to go all-out and wear cute outfits to my 8:30 or to show up in the pj’s that I wore to bed the night before. What’s the “dress code” for an 8:30 at PC? I think I’m running out of […]
Twigs crack beneath my feet as I shuffle down the slope. The afternoon sunlight makes the leaves glisten above my head. Songbirds chirp and squirrels chitter. The scent of crisp, fresh air fills my nostrils as a cool, spring breeze descends across the woods. Up ahead, old Bowman babbles and burbles. It’s been years since […]
The peaceful night of Sept. 13 seemed to many like any other evening in Friartown. However, a visitor lurking in the shadows of campus brought excitement to all. A stray cat wandered around campus, reportedly following people back to their dorms and repeatedly meowing outside the entrances to be let in. News rapidly spread about […]
trauma walks vein lines, blood clots like streetlights, she lost her hair, many fathers, many words devour her, she became a comet of backroads, a dull cobbler with less to say than a politician’s pocket, she changed her name and money noticed, like a blue ocean, her eyes grew tar from oil under her roof […]