Let’s start with a few of my favorite current nicknames and try to build off those. The NYU Violets. Yep, that’s NYU’s nickname. What makes this so special is they use the color in the plural, many ...

It is purple (for the NYU Violets, truly a fearsome mascot) with black panels bearing 2 badges with the school's symbol and the year 1831 denoting its founding year. But as an NYU alumnus who is ...

We chatted with Peper to discuss NYU’s historic back-to-back title runs, her expanded role, and how she uses her math skills to identify mismatches during games.

The Klatsky name is famous among the Rowdy Reptiles, and Todd Golden is adding a member of the family to his coaching staff, according to Swamp247. No, legendary Gators walk-on Alex Klatsy isn't ...

Despite putting some pressure on the Violets, they were unable to deliver with runners on, and the game ended 3-0. Game Four – WashU: 2, NYU: 5 (seven innings) After a disappointing performance in the ...

Brett Longobucco is one of three new members of the Torrington Athletic Hall of Fame's 29th Class, to be inducted Sunday, April 27 at the Greenwoods Country Club.

SUBSCRIBER ONLY NCAA WOMEN’S BASKETBALL: Hoosick Falls’ Barber wins second straight National Championship with NYU Barber and Violets have now won each of last 62 games, for back-to-back ...

NYU also became the fourth program to win consecutive national titles. NYU took control early, opening the game with an 11-0 run and leading 26-8 after the first quarter. The Violets shot 61.1% in the ...

Not even three minutes into the NCAA Division 3 women’s basketball national championship game, it was clear Smith College had its hands full with undefeated NYU — the reigning Div. 3 champions which ...

The Trinity men’s basketball team will face top-ranked New York University on Saturday in search of its first Division III national championship.

NYU is also searching for its first national championship, although the Violets were the D-III runner-up in 1994. They also played in the national title game in 1945, when NYU was a Division I ...