The National Football League is starting to see a rise in the amount of COVID-19 cases league-wide. As of Nov. 6, half of the league’s 32 teams are dealing with at least
Michael Cohen and Michael Weisman, two Queens College alumni, are collaborating to provide opportunities for students entering into the sports broadcasting field. After speaking at QC as a guest in October, Cohen
MoreSwimming and diving are two unique team sports that individuals sometimes categorize not to be. A team’s wins and losses are composed of players’ individual scores. It is not like other sports
MoreOn Sept. 29, Michael Cohen, a Queens College alum, returned to educate students on careers in the sports broadcasting field. Cohen grew up in Kew Gardens, N.Y. and attended Hillcrest High School
MoreThe Queens College Cross Country team hopes to finish this season stronger than their last where they were third overall in the East Coast Conference. This season’s roster is composed of eight
MoreThe NFL has had its fair share of problems. They have had ongoing battles with former players claiming their Players Association did not do enough to protect them from the horrific dangers
MoreThe Queens College men’s soccer team will begin their season this month in hopes of making it to the East Coast Conference playoffs. With last year’s leading scorer, Glen Reid, returning and
MoreEvery year is the chance for a team to start over with a new season. They are given the opportunity to discover different ways to be successful. Finishing last year with a
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