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Title IX at 50: Women have come a long way in sports - Vimarsana News

Title IX at 50: Women have come a long way in sports

Title IX drew plenty of high fives last week as the 1972 federal law, banning sexual discrimination in academics and athletics, marked its 50th birthday. Yet, the overarching theme from women who’ve lived on the playing fields the past 50 years is there’s a glaring need for progress.

Sue Bird to Retire Following 2022 WNBA Season - Vimarsana News

Sue Bird to Retire Following 2022 WNBA Season

Sue Bird announced on Twitter that 2022 will be her last year playing in the WNBA. She played her entire career with the Seattle Storm.

Active Women's Health Initiative to Support 50th Anniversary of Title IX With Panel Discussion - Vimarsana News

Active Women's Health Initiative to Support 50th Anniversary of Title IX With Panel Discussion

The panel will feature Kathy DeBoer, Jo Hannafin, M.D., and Mary Lloyd Ireland, M.D.

Source: uky.edu
Rhyne Howard becomes first Kentucky player ever taken No. 1 in WNBA Draft | - Vimarsana News

Rhyne Howard becomes first Kentucky player ever taken No. 1 in WNBA Draft |

The Atlanta Dream took Kentucky's Rhyne Howard No. 1 overall in the WNBA Draft earlier tonight. Howard is 17th all-time on the SEC's career scoring list. She

Kentucky's Rhyne Howard top overall pick in WNBA draft - Vimarsana News

Kentucky's Rhyne Howard top overall pick in WNBA draft

Rhyne Howard, the most decorated player in Kentucky women's basketball history, addedanother milestone Monday as she was selected first overall at the 2022 WNBA Draft by the Atlanta Dream. Held at Spring Studios in New York, Howard made history at the draft, becoming the first Kentucky women's basketball player ever to be selected first overall.

Source: wuky.org