Splits: When “Running Towns” Go Up in Smoke
We all know climate change is increasingly changing where and when we run, but watching your training ground burn makes the crisis impossible to ignore.
We all know climate change is increasingly changing where and when we run, but watching your training ground burn makes the crisis impossible to ignore.
Rojas was the only American woman to crack the top 10 at the 126th edition of the race.
The fastest field in the history of the race also marked the 50th anniversary of women’s first official entry into Boston.
Airtime for women’s pro competition still doesn’t cut it. Let’s not miss the big moves on Monday.
On the 50th anniversary of the first official women’s field at the iconic event, this year’s pro lineup doesn’t disappoint.
Recovering from hip pain set the 2018 champion back initially, but she’s looking forward to lining up on Marathon Monday.
Transgender and nonbinary youth are under attack. Why aren’t we standing up for them?
Our lives go through some big changes as masters-age runners. Here’s how to stay motivated and inspired to reach new goals.
Despite victories on big stages, Equal Pay Day amplifies how far we still lag behind—and why it matters for our well-being.
Jenny Simpson’s historic Marshall, Colorado, schoolhouse home still stands, but escaping the fire was harrowing.
Much of what we know about high performance is based on male physiology. A new program at Stanford University wants to change that.
A lot of promises were made to make running a more inclusive, diverse, and welcoming sport. How much progress have we seen?
Like all partnerships, the one we have with running has its ups and downs. How do we foster a love that endures?
Welcome to midlife mayhem, a special time in life nobody wants to talk about.
With one more year of pro racing ahead, Steph Bruce wants her supporters to celebrate her pro running retirement with her, like they’ve always done.
At the Houston Marathon and half marathon, Keira D’Amato and Sara Hall rewrote the American record books.
She’s turned all the challenges she’s faced into additional fuel for her competitive fire, qualifying for the 2021 Olympics in the 5,000 meters and 10,000 meters.
In 2019, Mary Cain alleged abuse under the most renowned distance running coach in the country. Then she promised to do whatever she could to fix girls' sports.
After a heartbreaking spring, Keira D’Amato rebounded to win her first national title. In January, she might even go for the American marathon record.
It was a big year of big news: Olympic highlights, anti-doping lowlights, the return to in-person racing, and more.