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“We knew it was coming,” said senior midfielder Jess Greven after the match. “Not for a second did I doubt that we wouldn’t equalize, and eventually we did. We knew that we were gonna get what was coming because we’ve been working for it. We deserved it and we earned it.”

From Saturday’s opening whistle to Sunday’s final tweet, WashU played 180 minutes of top-notch soccer to cruise through Maryville College and Sewanee: The University of the South and earn a spot in the Sweet 16.

For the first time all season, the Bears had conceded a goal, and they quickly found themselves playing from behind. Ultimately, despite a resilient attempt to mount a comeback, they would fall to the No. 6 Yellowjackets 2-1, ending college soccer's best clean-sheet streak and placing their UAA division lead in jeopardy. Just five days after they had been named the best team in the country, the Bears were knocked off their perch and are back to the No. 2 spot in this week's rankings.

With the official renaming Friday of Fort Gordon to Fort Eisenhower in Georgia, the Army has now renamed nine installations that previously honored Confederate generals.

Although the Detroit area isn’t known as a destination for Japanese tourists, one Downriver community regularly welcomes visitors from the land of the rising sun. 

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“We have a lot of work to do to get where we’ve got to go, but the best way of learning is learning while winning,” said Coach Jim Conlon in his message to the Washington University women’s soccer team following their home opener against Carroll University on Friday afternoon. If the best way of learning includes winning, then the 10th ranked squad in the country has definitely learned a lot through three games.

Julia Moore’s Kingdom by the Sea Since 1947, Julia Seabrook Moore has exuded joy and positivity within her beloved Columbia community through her roles of daughter, sister, wife, mother, grandmother, artist, educator, and friend. Moore’s life mantra is “Be Kind,” which she emits to all who share space and time with her. Her nature is

A group led by Scripps Research just got a $54 million grant to increase the number and diversity of the All of Us medical database, which will allow the practice of medicine to better focus on the individual.

Ron DeSantis and Mike Pence aren't happy about it.