The overhaul was nicknamed Project Arden as a nod to the Elizabeth Arden beauty salon, best known at the time for its ...

Rivalries form the backbone of college football. After months of research and debate, here's how the top 100 stack up.

The Big Ten is home to some of the biggest and most historic brands in college athletics. Those schools also have some of the ...

Legendary members of the iconic Big Red Machine teams will return to Cincinnati for a 50th anniversary reunion this month.Twenty-three Reds legends including Johnny Bench, Tony Perez, Ken Griffey ...

Taylor Swift was inspired by Justin Vernon and Aaron Dessner‘s work for Big Red Machine when she made Folklore. In an interview with Apple Music, the Bon Iver frontman shared the story of how he ...

According to a report from @UniWatch, the Boston Red Sox are making a big uniform-related change in 2025. The Red Sox, as previously reported, are going to unveil a new "City Connect" uniform ...

When Tiger Woods launched his apparel brand Sun Day Red in 2024, he joked that he wanted to “ruin” the logo—or at least render it obsolete. The mark shows a tiger made from 15 stripes to ...

The silhouette of a jumping puma has been Puma's logo since 1969. The Sun Day Red logo features a leaping tiger comprised of 15 lines, referencing Woods' 15 championship wins.

BOWLING GREEN – Heather R. Strode, age 52, passed away in Bowling Green, Kentucky on December 31, 2024. She was born in Huntington, West Virginia on November 22, 1972. Heather was a graduate of ...

The WKU Big Red Marching Band played in the New Year's Day parade in London. The Western Kentucky University Big Red Marching Band was part of the New Year's Day parade in London, England. This is ...

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College Football The Hilltoppers have eyes: WKU’s helmets are talk of college football Gaze upon Western Kentucky’s helmets, and they might just gaze back.