Historic win highlights tough week
Even after losses for the Owls in multiple programs, there is hope for athletics to be looking up.
Men’s soccer ties Molloy
After an intense game, the men's soccer team has concludes that there needs to be adjustments made for the remainder of the season.
Owls struggle against Bentley
Another loss for the women's volleyball team serves as a valuable lessons: there is always room to grow.
Geno helps fundraise
Providing a tremendous assist, Auriemma lent his credence to help raise money for the university’s basketball programs.
Senior day for women’s soccer
“I love them like sisters,” Girard said.
Op-ed: Patriots struggle early on
By Draven Dabrowski Sports Writer The New England Patriots sit at 1-2 through the early stretch of 2025. It has been a season defined by turnovers and defensive struggles. There are questions
Owls triumph in home opener
With 2,816 fans packed into Jess Dow Field, the Owls fed off the home energy and delivered when it mattered.
Penmen force draw, Owls still searching
An unsatisfying result, but an invaluable 90 minutes spent together for a team looking to mesh as they hunt for more than just their first victory.
Op-ed: Yankees ready for playoffs
By Matt Cain Contributor The New York Yankees have made their intentions clear: 2025 is about winning—now. With less than two months remaining in the regular season, the team is fully locked
Joe Loth brings his winning ways, positivity
The university welcomes Joe Loth as its seventh head football coach. He brings with him a proven track record of success.
Tennis titans return
The 2025 US Open saw the return of two great women’s tennis players who I never thought I would see on the court again, let alone winning matches.
Owls outmatched at home; lose 1-3
The Owls pushed hard but fell 3-1 to West Chester University of Pennsylvania on Saturday, Sept. 13, as the university's search for their first win of the season continues.
Penmen stonewall Owls
“This team, just knowing what they’ve done in the last week has been amazing,” Frassinelli said.