Aidan Burns

Two-time Olympic champion Ariarne Titmus expects to take a long break after the Paris Games amid recovery from an unexpected health scare last year Archive photo via Jack Spitser/ Spitser Photography

Many swimmers are just on the cusp of a major breakout at U.S. Olympic Trials this week in Indy, who is most likely to shock everyone and make the team?

Australia is set to dominate the women's 800 free relay in Paris. Will anyone else be able to come close or will it be a complete shut out?

Take a look back through time in this retrospective to see how things have changed in the century since the last Olympic Games in Paris

As all college athletes know, between training, class, schoolwork, weights, eating, and sleeping, there are negative hours left each week to focus on any kind of extracurricular. Still, some people are able to find a passion outside of the pool to keep them sane through the weekly grind.

Paris was a meet full of close swims decided by tenths and hundredths of seconds, and the U.S. swimmers fell short in a lot of those tight finishes. Paris was a meet full of close swims decided by tenths and hundredths of seconds

College athletics are changing. With recent developments such as athletes’ potential to earn money through their name, image, and likeness (NIL) as well as a shifting conference landscape, athletic programs across the country are rushing to keep up with all the changes.

Election day is a little more than two months away. This means that the political atmosphere is broadening its normal reach. It’s no secret that every election season, actors, singers, dancers, influencers and more publicly endorse who they are casting their vote for and why.

Child predators are embedded in society and live among us, often until after it’s too late to prevent a tragedy. These people prey on innocent children who are not old enough to consent to sexual activity. With today’s way of life with the internet, there are some who insist on catching these monsters and exposing them to being child predators.

There are a number of questions on the Massachusetts ballot in November along with the anticipated presidential election. Some questions are surprising ones I didn’t think I would see on a ballot at all and some make sense. However, the question that catches my attention the most by far is question five.