Recent Posts
Super Bowl LIV: Formulating an Offensive Identity
This past Sunday, the Kansas City Chiefs defeated the San Francisco 49ers in Super Bowl LIV, held in Miami.
Bridging the Gap: A Look into the Rich Art Scene of Tokyo, Japan
Tokyo, the capital of Japan, is a popular destination, boasting phenomenal cuisine, bustling city life, and traditional Japanese architecture.
When Does Sports Technology Go Too Far?
Advances in sports performance come directly with advances in technology: Track times dropped with the advent of synthetic surfaces, and so did swim times with the introduction of tech suits.
Learning About the Kanes’ Athletic Relationship
In his younger years, Ronald Kane ’83 P’20 epitomized the term student-athlete as he was equally involved in three different sports at Franklin & Marshall College: football and basketball for two years and baseball for four years.
Lomax Speaks on the History of Blues
Dr. Mark Lomax, a composer, drummer, and activist, addressed the Lawrenceville community this past Thursday at school meeting.
