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If you look closely there has been success and positive strides made in Tony Stubblefield’s 18 months on the job.

CHICAGO — Big Shoulders Books are free. You can request one. They’ll send you one. You might even be in one. Big Shoulders Books, founded at DePaul University a decade ago, has been one of the more quietly ambitious projects in Midwest journalism, though, in practice, the work is not…

“I wanted a foundation so people could understand my background,” the Bulls’ radio voice said. “It opened the door for people to realize how valuable sports is to someone placed in an environment that’s challenging.”

NEW YORK — Maddy Siegrist, reigning Big East player of the year, answers most questions with a kind of wry half-smile, game for most any query, strange or straightforward.

If Villanova is to return to the top of the league, it will have to go through Creighton—and without Jay Wright.

The Catholic League is a basketball conference that’s steadily been on the rise over the past decade.

CEO David Carroll of Depaul said people presenting at their services are being forced to choose between rent and food

“You succeed three out of 10 times and you’re considered a great hitter. That’s a lot of the challenge, the mentality. The ones that succeed are the ones who can consistently have a good mentality,” Ramirez said.

Michigan State is one of a handful of big-time programs expressing interest in 2024 four-star center James Brown

DePaul professors Windsor Aguirre and Thiru Ramaraj are collaborating on fish genomes.

UNC and Kentucky made out very well, while Michigan State did not. Who else joins them?