As a female journalist and sports fan, I cannot help but notice that people are often uncomfortable talking about women’s sports. And when the subject of creating platforms specifically dedicated to ...

This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated. Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated. LA JOLLA, Calif. – Accomplished athletes, ...

The 12th annual espnW: Women + Sports Summit brought together -- virtually and in-person -- a unique group of industry influencers and athletes. From Halle Berry and Sarah McLachlan to Alix Klineman ...

One of the themes at the espnW Summit was celebrating the 40th anniversary of Title IX, the federal legislation signed into law in 1972 that opened gym doors and athletic fields to girls and women.

In a night full of enlightening perspectives, espnW hosted its "Campus Conversations" series inside the Student-Athlete Performance Center Monday night in front of an array of Virginia Tech female ...

The espnW Summit NYC returns on Wednesday, May 4 at the 1 Hotel in Brooklyn. The one-day event will gather a distinctive group of leaders and change-makers at the intersection of sports, business, and ...

On December 6, 2010, ESPNW was introduced, as a website for women who are passionate sports fans and athletes. No. 1) Professional Women’s Sports are boring in comparison to men's. Literally, the WNBA ...

Last week, I told you about the initial reactions from consumers when espnW was unveiled. In short, it was a sea of negativity. Females who were already frequenters of ESPN.com and viewers of ESPN ...

MINNEAPOLIS – The University of Minnesota women's basketball 2022 recruiting class has been ranked No. 10 in the nation by espnW, the publication announced Wed., Nov. 18. The ranking comes on the ...

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In its three decades of existence, ESPN has built a vast sports empire that has aimed to attract nearly every slice of the American sports audience, from teenagers to Hispanics to college students to ...