From Jesse Owens, Jackie Robinson and Muhammad Ali to Colin Kaepernick, the achievements of Black athletes have had a role in advancing civil rights.

Hundreds of the biggest names in sports were part of the Elmira-Corning All Sports Banquet from 1966 to 2005. Take a look at ...

Academy Award winner F. Murray Abraham ("Amadeus") chatted about starring in the Off-Broadway show "Beckett Briefs." ...

"America and the Holocaust" exhibition in the Hirons Library at Goldey-Beacom College is educating the general public about ...

It was 60 years ago that the one of the most celebrated athletes ever was briefly employed as the team’s “special running ...

West High's Bennie Horton was the NIC-10 all-conference quarterback. And coach Tom Schwalbach gave him extreme leeway to call ...

Olympic medalist Jesse Owens spent his final years in the Valley. One of his final forms of advocacy, the Jesse Owens Clinic, ...

Jesse Owens was a record-breaking athlete who gained international fame, breaking barriers in the 1936 Olympics in Nazi Germany. Owens spent his final years in the Valley. In fact, one of his final ...

Jesse Owens, born in Oakville, Alabama, in 1913, was a track and field athlete who became a global icon at the 1936 Berlin Olympics. As an African American comp ...

Jesse Eisenberg doesn’t even want to be Facebook friends with Mark Zuckerberg. The “Social Network” star told BBC Radio 4’s “Today” program Tuesday that just because he played the Meta CEO and ...

Jesse Owens was a track standout who attended Ohio State in 1933. He went on to become the first Black varsity team captain at a Big Ten college. KFC is leaving its ancestral home as parent ...

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