Front and Center: Signing Off
Front and Center columnist Melanie Schwimmer ’23 writes a reflection on the place of athletics at the college as well as the importance of improving athletics in the world at large, in her final column for The Student.
Sports
Around the Herd: May 3 to May 9 in Athletics
In this week’s Around the Herd: Lacrosse loses a tense match against NESCAC favorites Tufts; baseball falls to another Tufts squad; and Jordan Harrison ’26 sets a Track and Field record.
Between Two Champions
Staff Writer Noah Harris ’26 interviews Jordan Harrison ’26 and Arissa-Grace McGowan ’26, two NESCAC champions in track and field.
Formula 1: Verstappen Comes Back in Miami
James Minor ’23 recaps a Miami Grand Prix rife with drama and looks forward to the next round, where significant upgrades promise to shake up the standings.
Around the Herd: April 26 to May 2 in Athletics
In this week’s Around the Herd: Softball claims Little Three title; men’s and women’s track win titles; and men’s lacrosse advances to NESCAC semifinals.
Perez Earns Dominant Victory at Azerbaijan Grand Prix
F1 Columnist James Minor ’23 recaps the Baku sprint weekend, where Perez clinched the victory and Verstappen and Leclerc completed the podium. While Red Bull dominates the Constructors standings, Leclerc’s pole hints at Ferrari’s potential.
Front and Center: The ACL Tear Epidemic in Women’s Soccer
Columnist Melanie Schwimmer ’23 argues that rising ACL tears in women’s soccer should spark concern and emphasizes the need for increased research, support, and targeted programs.