Sarah Onorato
Senior day celebrates the best in sports

The end of the school year is characterized by the mayhem of Spring Fling, cramming for finals and packing up boxes, all while trying to fit in just a little time for tanning in the courtyards. It’s hectic, to say the least.

What the Ivy League gets right

Last week, the National Labor Relations Board ruled that football players at Northwestern University could unionize.

ONORATO: Celebrating America’s pastime

Made and perfected right here at home, the sport and the experience that baseball offers is uniquely American.

The “N-word” and the NFL

Last week, the National Football League struck up the conversation when it proposed a 15-yard penalty for the use of the “N-word” on the field, with a possibility of ejection upon subsequent use.

Home court disadvantage

And yet, despite their inspired play and winning record, the Elis struggle to fill seats at home games.

ONORATO: Bumpy ride to Sochi

Lolo Jones is perhaps one of the most notorious and incredible Olympic stories of the past decade.

Onorato: Being a good sport

There is a good argument to be made that sports are just another form of entertainment in our society.

ORORATO: The price of fantasy

At the end of Monday night’s football game between the New England Patriots and the Carolina Panthers, the Patriots charged down the field in the […]

ONORATO: Marketing a tragedy

The 2013 season of the Boston Red Sox appeared to come straight out of Hollywood; A band of bearded brothers overcomes the odds to become […]

WOMEN’S BASKETBALL | Elis look to avenge early-season sweep

The Yale women’s basketball team will head north this weekend to take on Dartmouth and Harvard for the second time this season.

WOMEN’S BASKETBALL | Historic sweep for the Elis

In a game Friday night in Ithaca, Vasquez reached an historic landmark, netting her 1,300th point and propelling the Elis (9-13, 4-4 Ivy) to a 67-58 win.