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We make appearance-based predictions on a daily basis. Some good, some bad. And while we don’t think much of these split-second identifications.
In the sporting world were physiques and physicality play a leading role in performance outcomes, how we navigate the issue of body-centric stereotypes becomes an important question to unpack.
“If you treat a man broken he’s going to act broken, but if you treat a man like a man, that’s how he’s going to respond to you,” says Morris Brossette.
With diets and health products often failing to fulfill far fetched health ideals, Dallas locals are turning to whole foods.
When Kathrine Switzer donned her famous 261 bib for the Boston marathon on April 19, 1967, she didn’t want to be the first woman to run a marathon. She just wanted to run.
Learn about the Tower Scholars’ trip to Washington DC
A student from New Zealand responds to the massacre in Christchurch, New Zealand.
Title IX was passed in 1972 to address female representation in collegiate athletics.
A look at climate change and wacky weather
Honami Abe is critical in the progress and success of SMU’s Track & Field team
The “blue wave” failed to flood Texas, but attendees at the 2018 Dallas County Democratic Party election night event remained hopeful for its appearance in the future.
