Social Justice The Small-Town Advantage Athletes from outside major city centers dominate professional sports. Why? Sam Riches
Social Justice Taping It and Making It: The Rise of Kinesiology Tape and the Power of Placebos in Sports Just because several studies have failed to find any significant benefits to using Kinesio Tape doesn’t mean it can’t still be effective. Sam Riches
Social Justice The Game Slowed Down Athletes often claim that their breakthroughs come when a game starts unfolding at a slower pace. Can psychology explain the phenomenon they're describing? Rick Paulas
Social Justice Power, Pucks, and Parity: The Ongoing Discrimination of Female Collegiate Coaches Shannon Miller is out a job, but the reason why is not yet clear. Sam Riches
Social Justice Athletes Report Pressure to Keep Playing After a Head Injury Researchers report it comes from parents, coaches, teammates, and fans. Tom Jacobs
Social Justice Want to Be the President? Start Playing Sports How politicians use athletics to their advantage. Sam Riches
Social Justice The Fight for Women’s Boxing Rights Female boxers have to overcome sexism and pseudoscience before they can ever step into the ring. Amelia Schonbek
Social Justice Growing Up and Burning Out It takes more than basketball skills to make it to the NCAA tournament. Sam Riches
Economics Baseball’s Best Teams of 2015 A mathematical model says the Washington Nationals will win the most games in Major League Baseball this season. Tom Jacobs
Social Justice The Leader of the Pack Stories about athletes with flawed character are endless, but what about those who exceed our expectations? Sam Riches