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An Open Letter to The University of Leeds, from the Student Athlete:

Posted on 4th March 201929th March 2019 by Polly Brooks

Sports clubs across the University are demanding change over lecture recording policy on match days. Polly Brooks, LUU Women’s Lacrosse Club’s 1st Team Captain, has led the movement in an Open Letter to the University […]

Sumptuous Sturridge saves Liverpool’s unbeaten record

Posted on 5th October 20181st April 2019 by Owen Ellicott

Image Credit: [The Times] The game was wedded to be ‘The Battle of Salah and Hazard’ by various tabloid media outlets, but this only tells the superficial side of the football match. Saturday’s late afternoon […]

University of Leeds Break Varsity Duck with Maiden Victory

Posted on 5th October 20181st April 2019 by James Felton

Image Credit: [Robbie Cairns] Uni Find the Magic Combination to End Thirteen Years of Hurt against Beckett. After 14 years in the wilderness, and thirteen straight Beckett victories, Leeds University were finally pronounced annual Varsity […]

Europe Win Ryder Cup in Style

Posted on 5th October 20181st April 2019 by James Felton

Image Credit: [Sky Sports] Europe beat a star-studded US team to reclaim the Ryder Cup in Paris 17½ – 10½. This weekend witnessed Europe beat team USA 17½ – 10½ at a thrilling, but one-sided, […]

Rhinos Finish Dismal Season with a Whimper

Posted on 5th October 20181st April 2019 by Jonathan Burnett

Image Credit: [Stephen Gaunt/ Touchlinepics] A disappointing end to the season as Leeds Rhinos lose 16-17 to Toronto Wolfpack. On a dreary Friday evening, Leeds Rhinos brought the curtain down on a disappointing season with […]

Varsity Finale: Leeds Beckett 51-5 University of Leeds

Posted on 5th October 20181st April 2019 by Ryan Wan

Image Credit: [Robbie Cairns] Despite many knowing before kick-off that the University of Leeds had secured their first ever Varsity win, the atmosphere was no less electric than in years past. With the rugby union […]

Prejudices Resurface in Williams Controversy

Posted on 5th October 20181st April 2019 by Millie Frain

Image Credit: [Chris Trotman/Getty Images North] More controversy over cartoon depicting Williams’ dispute with the Umpire in the US Open Final. Black History Month is a time of celebration and recognition for important black figures. […]

Champions League Preview: Uphill Struggles for the English sides

Posted on 2nd October 20181st April 2019 by Jonathan Massey

Image Credit: [The Guardian.ng] The second round of the Champions League group stage will be played out on Tuesday and Wednesday night, with the English sides having a mixture of fortunes in their opening fixtures. […]

We Should All Walk a Mile in Her Nikes

Posted on 25th September 201826th March 2019 by Jasper Clow

Tennis is a game of binaries, things are very much ‘in or out’. The discourse that has sprung from the final of the US Open was not quite as clear-cut and has proven that the […]

LUU Societies Coming Up Trumps

Posted on 24th September 201829th March 2019 by Rose Crees

With over 300 societies, Leeds University Union caters to every need. Whether you want to find a new hobby, get involved in your subject, connect with your cultural or religious group, or even raise money, […]

To gym or not to gym: a defence of outdoor sport

Posted on 8th March 2018 by The Gryphon Web Editor

Wake up and smell the roses. Smell the dew. The mud and the grass. Don’t close yourself into an overly-lit, boxed-in cauldron of leather, heavy metal and sweat; come to be known as the gym. […]

Commercialisation of sport: has it gone too far?

Posted on 23rd February 2018 by The Gryphon Web Editor

Sport can be incredibly powerful. Indeed, so can advertising. But does this mean the two are incompatible? Has sport been so infused with the commercial that it has lost its meaning and its authenticity? I’m […]

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