Katie Meyer was a force to be reckoned with. An honor roll student at Stanford University (Calif.), Meyer planned to earn an undergraduate degree in international relations and history and dreamed of attending Stanford Law School. Young girls looked up to her and her classmates turned to her when they needed a laugh, certain they [...]
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Female runners often experience body image issues and insecurities that are perpetuated by societal expectations. (Courtesy of Jenna Daly) This is the second article of a series of articles for Women's History Month, spotlighting female empowerment through sports. This article contains discussion of eating disorders and suicide. Until my freshman year of high school, I [...]
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The NCAA Men’s Division I College Basketball Tournament began March 15, kicking off another unpredictable and entertaining March Madness. As always, the 2022 tournament promises its fair share of Cinderella stories, historic playoff runs and outstanding individual performances. The Longwood University (Va.) Lancers earned their first tournament berth in program history after smoking Winthrop University [...]
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Matthew Schner goes for a layup on Feb. 20 (Natalie Sandlow/Contributing) The Emory University men’s and women’s basketball teams celebrated senior day with their final regular season and University of Athletic Association (UAA) matchup against the University of Rochester (N.Y.) Yellowjackets on Feb. 26. The men capped off their impressive regular season with a win, [...]
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The Wheel Staff is divided in their predictions of which team will walk away from Super Bowl LVI with the Lombardi Trophy. (Ally Hom/Photo Editor) All eyes are on Hollywood as Super Bowl LVI approaches on Feb. 13. The 2021-22 NFL season will come to a close on Sunday at Los Angeles’ SoFi Stadium, and [...]
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