Author: Leslie Scotland-Stewart

Recent Performance of No. 15 Snow College Women’s Soccer Team The No. 15 ranked Snow College women’s soccer team experienced a mixed weekend, achieving a victory against Colorado Northwestern Community College (CNCC) but suffering a narrow defeat to No. 5 Salt Lake Community College (SLCC). This brings the Badgers’ overall record to 7 wins, 2 losses, and 3 draws, with a strong conference standing of 5 wins, 1 loss, and 3 draws in the Scenic West Athletic Conference. Match Against Colorado Northwestern Community College In the match against CNCC held on Thursday, the Badgers made a striking performance by scoring…

Samford Women’s Basketball Unveils 2025-26 Schedule BIRMINGHAM, Ala. – The Samford women’s basketball team is set for an exciting 2025-26 season, featuring a robust schedule filled with challenges, including five games against Power Four opponents. Head coach Matt Wise announced the full schedule on Monday. Season Kickoff The Bulldogs will commence their season at home against Montevallo on November 3. Following this opener, they will embark on a rigorous four-game road stretch, facing: at Nebraska on November 8 at Florida on November 13 at Florida A&M on November 15 at Alabama on November 19 Return to Home Court After the…

Lauren Riley Recognized as Sun Conference Offensive Player of the Week Keiser University’s senior forward, Lauren Riley, has been named the Sun Conference Offensive Player of the Week after her remarkable performance against Ave Maria. The announcement was made by the league office on Monday afternoon. Impressive Performance Highlights Riley scored a hat trick within just 15 minutes of gameplay. This achievement marks her fourth career hat trick. She has netted five goals in Sun Conference play, placing her at the top of the leaderboards. With a total of nine goals this season, she leads her team in scoring. Upcoming…

Sarah Mullally’s appointment as the next Archbishop of Canterbury has elicited discussions highlighting her numerous strengths and capabilities. However, the conversation has also prompted a critical examination of the church’s traditional views regarding the ordering of ministry. It is important to clarify that adherence to Anglican orthodoxy doesn’t imply a stance of misogyny. Rather, it is based on a long-standing interpretation of scripture and tradition that predates modern cultural debates surrounding gender roles. Supporters of traditional ministry structures express their beliefs not out of prejudice, but from a deep-rooted theological conviction. They maintain that the essence of ministry is not…

During its annual state convention, the coalition of New York NAACP chapters experienced an unexpected turn of events when Letitia James, the state’s attorney general and a prominent member of the organization, withdrew from her scheduled appearance. This decision followed her indictment by the Justice Department on allegations of mortgage fraud, which James labeled as “baseless” and “a grave violation of our constitutional order.” The absence of James, a figure who has notably prosecuted the Trump Organization for business fraud, amplified the convention’s urgency. Organizers had arranged various sessions focused on empowering state-level political advocacy in response to perceived federal…

A recent self-defense workshop held at a tribal health center in Northern Maine provided crucial skills and empowerment to a group of ten Wabanaki women from the Houlton Band of Maliseet Indians. Facilitated by MiMi Tarshus, the workshop focused on self-defense techniques, situational awareness, and effective de-escalation strategies in potentially violent situations. During the session, Tarshus led participants through a series of vocal and physical drills, emphasizing the importance of assertiveness. “I said no! One, two, three,” she instructed, prompting the women to respond with powerful affirmations and physical thrusts forward, simulating protective gestures. Clara Porter, executive director of Prevention,…

In recent years, the frequency and intensity of disasters have escalated, impacting communities across the globe. The approach to disaster risk reduction (DRR) has evolved beyond merely responding to crises; it now emphasizes the importance of anticipating risks, mitigating existing threats, and enhancing resilience. The focus is on building sustainable development by protecting progress and fostering resilience. Every year on October 13, we observe the International Day for Disaster Risk Reduction, reminding us to consider the most vulnerable populations affected by disasters and the crucial role of gender in these scenarios. This year’s theme, “Fund Resilience, Not Disasters,” advocates for…

The atmosphere at Northwestern Medicine Field was jubilant as the sun blazed down on Martin Stadium, where freshman goalkeeper Nyamma Nelson celebrated a significant victory over Rutgers on Senior Day. This match secured a crucial win for the Wildcats, bringing their record to 6-3-6 overall and 2-2-4 in Big Ten competition, while simultaneously moving them up to 10th place in the conference standings, allowing them to maintain momentum towards a potential spot in the postseason tournament. Throughout the match, dominated by Northwestern’s vigorous offense and steadfast defense, the Wildcats effectively controlled the tempo from the outset. They managed to compile…

Navy Women’s Tennis Team Shines at 2025 Commander-in-Chief’s Challenge ARLINGTON, Va. – The Navy women’s tennis team concluded their participation in the 2025 Commander-in-Chief’s Challenge with a commendable performance, achieving a 10-8 singles record over the course of the weekend. Freshman Nicole Fu led the way with an impressive 2-0 singles performance, demonstrating her potential on the court. The event took place at the Army Navy Country Club and featured competition from service academies, including Army and Air Force, as well as regional rivals Georgetown. The Midshipmen showcased their skills with four singles wins on the final day, while their…

Kutztown University Women’s Golf Team at Michael Corbett Fall Classic ERIE, Pa. – The opening round of the Michael Corbett Fall Classic held at Whispering Woods Golf Club saw the Kutztown University women’s golf team secure a commendable fifth place in the standings, with a total of three rounds recorded in the 80s. Individual Performances Leading the team was Brooke Graham from Carlisle, Pennsylvania, who recorded an 8-over par 80. Her round featured one birdie and an impressive 11 pars, positioning her 13th overall out of 51 participants and only five shots away from breaking into the top five. Grace…