Blackhawks’ record streak revving up fans early
By Peter Dawson The return of sub-freezing temperatures to the Chicagoland area can only mean one thing: It is time for the Blackhawks to go on
January 20, 2016
By Peter Dawson The return of sub-freezing temperatures to the Chicagoland area can only mean one thing: It is time for the Blackhawks to go on
By Abbas Haleem It’s not every day the NBA-best Golden State Warriors are in Chicago, and it’s even less frequent that they practice at the
By Aishwarya Kumar Lakshminarayanapuram Watching 5-foot-9 point guard Kiara Lewis go after an opponent is like watching a tiger go after its prey. The 17-year-old
By Tolly Taylor Bobby Van Houghton should have been smiling. After all, the Notre Dame College Prep bowler had just thrown seven strikes in a
By Chris Hayre Denver Broncos fans at The Irish Oak in Wrigleyville braved bitter cold conditions last Sunday to take a swing at the Steelers
By Michelle R. Martinelli Headed in to the game against then-No. 5 Ohio State, Northwestern senior guard Maggie Lyon knew her team needed a win
By Abbas Haleem Chicago’s winter weather may have helped Roosevelt University Wednesday night by cooling off Judson University’s shooters. The Eagles were overheard complaining about the
By Alex Obal It’s the only place on Earth where a Brian Schlitter jersey and matching pinstriped pants constitute conservative attire; where Jorge Soler’s autographs
By Adam Rossow Northwestern had a chance to match the program’s best start through six conference games in nearly 50 years by defeating Penn State
By Julia Cardi Evanston headed into its matchup against Central Suburban South rival Maine South on January 14 focused squarely on 6-foot-11 Hawks center Brad Perry. “He’s very big,