Archives - Jackie Powell

Will ‘Pitch’ strikeout the patriarchy?

The simultaneous digs at men in sports media and rewards to women in sports media definitely send a signal to the viewers.

Wambach book signing delights fans, points to success for College Town

"I’m here because Rochester has been such a valuable part of my career. There’s no better way to come and celebrate with the people that helped me grow up, helped me learn about myself."

Women attempt to break Glass Ceiling at Rio, while Lochte embarrasses U.S. on world stage

The coverage has not only been deemed sexist, but it makes the case that, once again, athletics are a male space.

Wechsler contributes to success in as many ways as possible

Junior pitcher and third basewoman Eleni Wechsler achieved three wins last week along with going a combined 4–6 at the plate against Clarkson on April 17.

Candidates’ calls for transparency questioned by evidence

"If candidates are citing transparency problems, they need to look elsewhere. Not PR."
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Moriarty helps newly-formed pride make history

Rising senior and chemical engineering major, Amelia Moriarty, was recently involved in making history, and this achievement had nothing to do with chemistry or engineering.

Djokovic and Moore’s comments represent a deeper issue

Both statements not only belittle the female experience, but also minimize the progression of the Women’s Tennis Association (WTA) and women striving for change within the realm of sports.

Basketball star a finalist for “Assist of the Year”

Fans can vote for Borst-Smith or others on State Farm’s website. Voting will run until Monday, Feb. 29, at 11:59 a.m. CT

Jerry Seinfeld wants you to live in the moment

Once Papa concluded his routine, Seinfeld came out with his full-fledged charm and larger-than-life bravado. For the next hour and a half, Seinfeld brought us to hysterics only with a wooden stool, a bottle of water, and his iconic voice.

Tennis legend King visits Rochester

It was hard to believe that the woman gracing the podium at the Joseph A. Floreano Rochester Riverside Convention Center was none other than tennis legend and exponent of equal rights, Billie Jean King.