The San Francisco women’s basketball team lost its fourth consecutive game Saturday, falling 69-64 to Santa Clara in front of 489 at War Memorial Gym. San Francisco also lost 84-46 at home last Thursday against Gonzaga. With Saturday’s loss, the Dons dropped to 9-15 overall (2-9 in Conference play) while Santa Clara improved to 13-11 [...]

Excitement surrounds the Koret pool as it’s getting ready to open again on Feb.14. Koret users have had to adjust to a pool without water—but, at least, they didn’t lose their jobs. Indeed, swimmers and avid gym-goers are not the only ones who have been affected by the pool closing. Lifeguards have had to take [...]

The tough, resolute visage of Head Coach Angelo Marino, who is teaching one of his boxing and social justice classes, yields to a (relatively) friendly grin as we recognize each other. As I would soon find out, this commanding red box is the round timer; reminiscent of the color scheme found in traffic lights, green means that the round is starting, yellow that there’s only thirty seconds left in the round, and red is stop. The fighters of true dedication do not anticipate the red: they can’t wait for the green.

Judgement Day in the boxing world

Our own news editor delivers the top tips on how to BE and STAY fit at USF!

The koret center offers students more than a great workout with its variety of off campus trips. Check out what koret offers students.

Looking for a fun but tough workout? Take advantage of Koret and the various classes they offer, here is a look at the 5 best.

Most of you may know Koret offers a variety of group exercise classes that range from Iyengar yoga to bellydancing. These classes are free to students and are open to beginner and advanced skill levels. Many students enjoy these courses and participate very often. I take a spin class one or two times a week [...]

Do you want to compete in a sport but are not good enough to play Division one? Well intramurals is the thing for you.