FILTER BY CATEGORY:
FILTER BY MAGAZINE:
FILTER BY SPORT / PROGRAM:
It almost didn’t happen. As the War in Vietnam waged on, as women’s empowerment was making its mark, Title IX was being debated in Congress as a way to prohibit discrimination based on sex in federally funded education programs... FULL STORY
A conversation with three Husky Hall of Famers whose legacy and impact endure today. Trish Bostrom, Jan Harville, and Joyce Tanac Shroeder recently met over Zoom to share their perspectives on women and sports... FULL STORY
In her three decades at the University of Washington, Kit Green almost single-handedly turned women’s athletics from an afterthought into a priority. One of just five Athletic Department administrators to earn spots in the Husky Hall of... FULL STORY
Fifty years later, they still move in rhythm as one. Women who rowed for Washington in the 1970s, bound by their love for a sport that continues to lend meaning to their lives, are united in providing the same transformative... FULL STORY
Chaos. That’s how Yvette Cole describes her young life with five brothers and sisters, a single mom, and two strong and attentive grandparents. “We were poor and on government aid, living in the not-so-prestigious part of San Francisco... FULL STORY
Here are a few highlights of achievements since the inception of Title IX in 1972... FULL STORY
