Randelle Boots '13 became the National Champion in the mile run at the 2011 NCAA Indoor Track and Field Championships, hosted by Capital University in Columbus, Ohio.
The newly-formed Sports Center Committee, comprised of student-athletes as well as non student-athletes, posted a statement to many conferences (including Community) on March 12 announcing the Committee's $11,000 grant application for Sports Center improvements.
While in America sports fans have a clear idea of what the game football entails; in other countries football is generally what Americans call soccer.
While the current generation of kids has the benefit of growing up with iPods, video games, and organized sports leagues, in some ways they lack the unregulated, free play that was the source of entertainment for nearly every generation prior.
Spring break is almost here and while my friends are finalizing their vacation plans and picking out new swimsuits, all I can think of is the childhood game of "I Spy."
There is no environment that hockey cannot invade. From ice to street to field and even knock hockey, this sport is fun for any season.
From Bye Bye Birdie's "Put on a happy face" to Charlie Chaplin's "Smile though your heart is aching," society frequently praises the positive effects of smiling to lift moods and raise spirits.
Secretary of the Department of Health and Human Services Kathleen Sebelius and the U.S. Department of Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack announced the release of the 7th edition of the Dietary Guidelines for Americans at the end of January.
The New York Times recently published an article (based on a survey by Towers Watson) which revealed a significant decrease in workers' participation in employee wellness programs over the last two years.
The Blue swimming and diving team have ended their season on a strong note after three days of competition at the NEWMAC Women's Swimming and Diving Championships.
The Wellesley softball team is a young one in both the age of its players and the age of the team itself, which is only seven years old.
Bootcamp is one of the six different free student-led aerobics classes offered to Wellesley students.
Although it's already mid-February, the New England winter won't be heading anywhere for another couple of months.
Last Thursday, a small section of the field house was turned into a roller rink.
Considering the basketball team's impressive 7-1 fall season record and the optimism and energy that define each player, it might be difficult to guess that the team faces some tough challenges.
Super Bowl XLV got off to a rough start.
It may be cold outside, but the new addition of a track team is keeping athletics hot.
Although the Blue lacrosse team's season will not officially begin until March 5, the players are hardly hibernating through the winter months.
The Blue fell short by two points in overtime to Mount Holyoke this past Saturday evening at the Lyon's domain in South Hadley, Mass
At 5 a.m. on Wednesday and Friday mornings, about 15 students sleepily make their way from their dorms, lugging along a bag full of gear to meet a van to head to Daly Rink in Newton, MA for ice hockey practice.
With only nine members, the golf team is tied with basketball as the smallest varsity team on campus, but their diminutive size seems to have produced mostly success and a particularly strong team dynamic.
The New England Women's and Men's Athletic Conference appointed sixteen Wellesley student-athletes to the Academic All-Conference Team for the fall sports season.
Last Friday, the Blue squash team opened its season with a 7-2 win over Boston College.
The Wellesley Centers for Women (WCW) hosted their third annual New York City luncheon event on Oct. 27.
On Saturday, Nov. 6, the Blue fencers began their season at Smith College with the 2010 NEIFC Fall Invitational. Imbued with a history of winning and a tradition of excellence, the Wellesley fencers were ready to make the season one of their best yet.
The Blue swimmers and divers have won the Seven Sisters Championships for the last thirteen consecutive years.
Cross-country team runs towards twelfth NEWMAC championship title
A young team that boasts an All-American runner and a history of champions, this year's roster is united with a single goal: crush the competition and capture the team's twelfth NEWMAC championship title.
Athletics Director Bridget Belgiovine has announced that track will be a new addition to the varsity sports teams as of the 2010-11 school year.
A student athlete provides advice on how to avoid the common cold.
Several hiking trails near Wellesley provide opportunities to experience a Northeastern Fall firsthand.
Lowell caps historic career as Patriots and Celtics take the stage
The Red Sox end the season with a win, the New England Patriots stand 2-1, and the Boston Celtics anticipate the season opener against the Miami Heat.
The young tennis team has high expectations for the 2010 season.
Alterative classes provide variety
The fitness center offers additional classes such as yoga, spinning and power abs.
Sickness prevention: tips and tricks
Experts advise sleep, exercise and nutrition to fight off seasonal sickness.
The Red Sox limp to the finish
Post-season play looks unlikely for the Red Sox.
A profile of the successful and physically demanding Blue Crew.
Anecdotes and advice from a college athlete.
Neurogenesis and the Wellesley Woman
Aerobic exercise can increase neurogenesis, or the production of new nerve cells.
Students form Quidditch team, complete with broomsticks and a live Snitch.
The start of the fall athletic season brings sports injuries. Athletic trainers advise cross training, good shoes, and stretching.
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