Meghan Roos

American marathon record holder Deena Kastor offers tips on marathon recovery and getting through the difficult moments in a tricky race.

The ultrarunner turned to running in 2010 as a way to manage grief. Now, she’s Leadville 100’s defending women’s champion.

Nearly two decades after entering the running world, Sara Hall has made running a family affair even as she trains for the 2020 Olympics.

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The 112th Millrose Games saw several powerful performances by American women—including Ajee Wilson, who set a new American indoor record in the 800m.

For the second year in a row, high school junior Katelyn Tuohy was named Gatorade's National Girls Cross Country Runner of the Year.

From the happiest place on Earth to Boston's world stage, Tina Muir is returning to racing.

Jasmin Paris became the first woman to win the 268-mile Montane Spine Race—and she set a new course record by more than 12 hours in the process.

Strava’s user data shows that January 17 is “Quitter’s Day,” the date athletes are most likely to forfeit their New Year’s resolutions.

Six of the women featured in Sports Illustrated’s annual “Fittest 50” list are among the running world’s brightest stars.

Where and how you run doesn’t matter as much as the reason you put in the effort.

The Boston Athletic Association announced the athlete roster for its 2019 Boston Marathon international fields on January 10, 2019.

The gold medalist opened up about her daughter’s recent birth, the pressures she faced as an athlete starting a family and the trouble with living up to her own self-image.

The 2018 Chicago Marathon’s top American female finisher has a renewed enthusiasm for racing after a benign tumor diagnosis in late 2018.

These 15 game-changing stories will leave you inspired, empowered, and excited for what the future holds for women in running.

Our editors and contributors share their favorite moments for women runners in 2018.

Women’s Running’s editors share which products they trusted most while logging miles in 2018.

The ultrarunner who's determined to set as many world records as possible just earned a new one: most miles run in 24 hours.

The Boston Athletic Association announced today that its four defending champions will return to race the 2019 Boston Marathon.

The professional American women’s field is at its strongest in recent memory. So why does it still feel like the sport of running goes largely unnoticed?