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LaVoi shared that Caitlin Clark's success is translating into overall interest in women's basketball and women's sports, because "when people sample the product, they're excited, they're talented...they're becoming long-term fans."

Hogue's study found caring sporting climates were linked to greater sport enjoyment and motivation to continue playing in female athletes.

Heise is a kinesiology BS alumna and current MEd student in the School of Kinesiology. She's also a Professional Women's Hockey League champion and 2024 PWHL Playoff MVP.

The meeting provided a forum to discuss recent discoveries in the area of muscle stem cells and general muscle biology.

The book tells the story of two high school athletes and how they fought for equality within girls' sports.

The conference was held in Trondheim, Norway.

The article is titled "Higher order affordances."

Her master's thesis is titled, "'They Seem to Only Know About Bleeding and Cramps': Menstruation, Gendered Experiences, and Coach–Athlete Relationships."

The Tissue Engineering and Regenerative Medicine (TERMIS) World Conference was held in Seattle, WA, over June 25-28, 2024. The theme for the world congress was “Coming Together to Design Better Healthcare for All.”

This program at the University of Minnesota provides research training and education to help researchers who are in the early stages of their career.