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As someone who had family members killed during the Holocaust, SLU men's basketball coach Josh Schertz is passionate about what is happening on U.S. campuses and abroad. … [Read more...] about SLU’s Josh Schertz offers perspective on his Jewish faith and Gaza protests

The 2024 Summer Olympics and Paralympics are quickly approaching and are highly anticipated by many. As the first Olympic and Paralympic games since the COVID-19 pandemic, the Paris arenas will be filled with fans and sports-enthusiasts. Athletes will once again compete with the support and energy of a crowd cheering them on. One athlete looking forward to competing in this … [Read more...] about Sarah Adam: Bridging worlds as an occupational therapy professor at SLU and wheelchair rugby athlete

On April 6, the Billikens led by Kyla McMakin, wrapped up their season with a dominant win over the Minnesota Golden Gophers in the Women’s National Invitational Tournament (NIT) final. McMakin led the game in scoring, with a total of 20 points. While Kyla had an outstanding performance in her collegiate basketball finale, her entire career is worth honoring. McMakin, is a 5 … [Read more...] about Recalling the milestones of Kyla McMakin’s career with the Billikens

Mya Glanton, who is from East St. Louis, will transfer to play for the Billikens after leading the Sycamores with averages of 11.2 points and 6.9 rebounds. … [Read more...] about SLU again signs Indiana State’s top scorer as Mya Glanton transfers to Billikens

The UEFA (Union of European Football Associations) Champions League is the competition every professional European football club aims to win. Each year, the top clubs from the best leagues are pitted against each other to fight for the title. Having a UEFA Champions League (UCL) title under one’s belt is an achievement that can establish a club’s place in the history books. … [Read more...] about The ultimate goal