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Fort Scott Community College Ends Football Program

President Alysia Johnston and the FSCC Board of Trustees announced the decision last week, citing limited resources. The decision to cut the team comes in the way of Tirrell Williams who died of heat stroke during practice.

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Community Center Makes a Splash With an Upgraded Facility

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A Portland, Ore., community center modernized its 1950s-era pool system with Xylem Defender filtration, replacing five sand filters and saving over 200,000 gallons of water annually. Discover how the upgrade improved efficiency and operations.

Community Center Makes a Splash With an Upgraded Facility

Military Harnesses Healing Power of Yoga, Meditation

While the military has always strived to ensure cadets are physically ready for battle, the Department of Defense is starting to embrace a more holistic paradigm in an effort to better help the men and women of the U.S. Armed Forces prepare for the stress

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Iowa to Pay $400K in Attorney, Witness Fees in Swimming Elimination Case

The State Appeal Board agreed Monday to pay nearly $400,000 in attorney and expert witness fees as part of a settlement in a lawsuit in which University of Iowa officials reversed a decision to eliminate women's swimming and diving.

How NIRSA Mentors Leaders in College Recreation

When she was an undergraduate student at Loyola University Chicago, a career in campus recreation wasn't even on Veronica Ballinger's radar.

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New Emerging Sport Announced at U. of Montevallo

The University of Montevallo in Alabama announced it will adda new emerging sport next year.

Rec Work Epiphany Changes Student’s Path

When I was choosing the university where I would spend four years of my life, I didn't look at who had the best dining courts or the nicest residence halls, and I especially didn't look at who had the nicest recreation center. What I was looking for was a

Lauren Bontrager was a senior at Purdue University in 2020, majoring in organizational leadership and supervision with a minor in design and innovation.-

Women's Squash Saved at Dickinson; Men's Cut to Club

Dickinson College has reversed plans to cut its women’s squash program after a threat of legal action.

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A&M-Texarkana to Add New Athletic Programs

Texas A&M University-Texarkana announced a plan to expand its athletic program to include women’s volleyball and men’s and women’s cross country for the fall of 2022.

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University of Bridgeport Announces Plans for 10 New Sports

The University of Bridgeport in Connecticut is planning to add new sports to its athletic programs.

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Coaching Corps, Under Armour Offer Empathy Training

Coaching Corps, an organization that helps find skilled coaches for underserved communities, is partnering with apparel brand Under Armour to launch a new initiative that will bring empathy training to volunteer coaches.

GSU Player Suspended for Pregame Chug Atop Moving Bus

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Four Steps to Creating an Effective Member Advisory Board

Who better to advise you on how to create a better member experience at your facility than, well, your members?

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