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College Athlete Codes of Conduct and Issues Related to Freedom of Speech and Expression

16 November 2018

A Position Paper by Sandy Thatcher and Donna Lopiano in conjunction with the Drake Group The Drake Group believes there is a need to address constitutionally protected speech and expression rights

Switching Things Up: The Best Cure for an Event Funk

16 November 2018

By Mark McCluskey, Swimming World College Intern. In life, you might feel stuck in the daily grind and are searching for a way out. In swimming, you can also feel

48 Surefire Ways To Tell You’re A Swimmer

15 November 2018

By Isabelle Robuck, Swimming World College Intern. It takes a special breed of human to do what we do everyday. Swimming for as long as we have, it’s fair to

5 Integral Members of a Swimmer’s Support System Outside the Water

15 November 2018

By Maggie Lasto, Swimming World College Intern. The life of a swimmer is complicated. You can take the swimmer away from the pool, but you can’t take the pool away

The Swim-off Between FINA and the International Swimming League

14 November 2018

By David Rieder. The powers-that-be in swimming like having Adam Peaty around. Of course they do—he’s by far the fastest sprint breaststroker ever, and he has turned his races into

Top Five Races of Inaugural ACC/Big Ten Swimming Challenge

14 November 2018

By Taylor Covington, Swimming World College Intern. There’s something about dual meets that truly captures the rawest aspect of sports. Swimmers step up to the blocks unfinished and a little

Confessions of a Backhalfer

14 November 2018

By Jamie Kolar, Swimming World College Intern. Being a backhalfer is something that comes naturally. We normally don’t intend on backhalfing whatever we are doing, whether it is a set

By McKenna Ehrmantraut, Swimming World College Intern. Traveling quenches the soul of wanderers and opens the eyes to adventures, freedom, knowledge and exciting insights into new cultures. Most swimmers find that

What Your Swim Bag Reveals About Your Personality

13 November 2018

By Taylor Byers, Swimming World College Intern. There are countless different brands, styles, sizes and colors of swim bags. Swim bags are indestructible, surviving anything from the hot summer sun,

4 Reasons Why Open Water Requires The Strongest Mind

12 November 2018

By Ryan Gibbons, Swimming World College Intern. It comes with little debate among the swimming community that swimmers are among the toughest athletes across the board both physically and mentally.

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Commentary

College Athlete Codes of Conduct and Issues Related to Freedom of Speech and Expression

Switching Things Up: The Best Cure for an Event Funk

48 Surefire Ways To Tell You’re A Swimmer

5 Integral Members of a Swimmer’s Support System Outside the Water

The Swim-off Between FINA and the International Swimming League

Top Five Races of Inaugural ACC/Big Ten Swimming Challenge

Confessions of a Backhalfer

A Summer (Sanders) in Spain

What Your Swim Bag Reveals About Your Personality

4 Reasons Why Open Water Requires The Strongest Mind

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