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Posing elegantly before the historic Muhammad Ali Mosque, Farida Fahmy, renowned Egyptian dancer and co-founder of the iconic ...

Jerseys are sometimes a polarizing topic among fan bases. Stray from tradition? Mix it up? Here's what IU women's basketball coach Teri Moren thinks of her team wearing alternates.

This group is not only preserving the arts; they're safeguarding truth, and ensuring our collective future remains as bold, boundless, and Black as it has always been ...

The issues are complex, with no single causative factor. Yet central to these changes is the role of volition – human agency. Women everywhere have made and are making their own decisions about ...

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Women’s basketball should play its NCAA Tournament games at neutral sites, but how can it work? Innovative ideas are needed to even the playing field.

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