Sports
How Women’s Sports Can Grow a City
Philadelphia Sisters Co-Founder Alex Niedbalski-Sykes joins former Washington Commanders President and current Project Level Managing Director Jason Wright to talk about what the WNBA, NWSL and more women’s pro teams could do for Philly on November 14
By Courtney DuChene
We Are The Champions …
… of squash, thanks to our year-old professional team, the Philadelphia Lightning. That’s just one part of being the undisputed squash capital of the United States
By Malcolm Burnley
Is Social Media the New Drugs and Alcohol?
As we take on the Vikings this weekend, the two-time Super Bowl champ highlights a Minnesota law leading the way in solving this most modern of public health crises
By Lane Johnson
Riding High – All Year Long
A weather-proof polo arena for kids – in Philadelphia? That seemingly wild vision has become a reality for young horse riders
By Sabina Louise Pierce
Wanted — A New Sport to Love
(Serious inquiries only. No baseball scouts.)
By Mike Wang
The WNBA As You’ve Never Seen It … In Philly
Unrivaled, the new 3v3 professional women’s basketball league, makes its tour debut here on January 30, thanks to Philly Sisters, co-founded by Wanda and Alex Sykes
By Courtney DuChene
Students, Help Each Other
Founded at Penn, Active Minds is now a national college and high school network of students helping each other address their mental health struggles
By Lane Johnson
My Friendship with Jay Glazer
The two-time Super Bowl Champion, five-time All-Pro, and six-time Pro Bowler offensive lineman relies on a powerful tool he learned from the NFL and MMA broadcaster and trainer to strengthen his own mental health: authentic friendship
By Lane Johnson
Screw the Grudge. Bring the Grace.
How we can turn spitting, ball-grabbing and hat-snatching bad behavior in sports into everything that is good about humans
By Ronnie Polaneczky
Mobile Care for KC Kids
As the Birds head to Kansas City to play the Chiefs on Sunday, the Eagles’ five-time All-Pro, six-time Pro Bowler shares the city's innovative approach to get children the mental healthcare they deserve
By Lane Johnson