The barefoot running revolution is here
On the periphery of the running world there is a revolution taking place. It is groundbreaking in many respects, but its roots go far back…
On the periphery of the running world there is a revolution taking place. It is groundbreaking in many respects, but its roots go far back…
“What is going on?” “Seriously, what is going on?” I have a frequent tendency to watch sporting events and work on school projects at the…
Belly dancing is something I would never think of doing. I’ve been taking dance classes since I was four, everything from classical ballet to Ukranian…
Hockey The women’s hockey team played two rare afternoon home games this past Friday and Saturday against the Regina Cougars. With two blowout wins for…
When last we left that gruesomest of two, they were struggling against their greatest of all foes: themselves. No rivals have yet to match up…
Confidently declaring, “I am a survivor of America’s so-called criminal justice system,” at age 73, Rubin “Hurricane” Carter radiates a hale persona and projects a…
When I was deciding on what class to take this term with Bison Recreational Services I was presented with several options. The first was tae…
From time to time, even some of the greatest and most prolific heroes in all of sports fall through the cracks of obscurity and are…
Last week Bison Sports announced that a total of 18 student athletes have been chosen to receive the Mike Ridley Award — 14 from the…
Meet Mackenzie Gmiterek, a U1 student who has actively competed as a cheerleader since grade seven. This is her first season with Bison Cheer. Coming…