This is an Open Letter to Lawrence Francis O’Donnell Jr. (America’s prolific television anchor, actor, author, screenwriter, political commentator, and host of The Last Word With Lawrence O’Donnell on ...

The measure of Craig Tiley’s success as head of the Australian Open is this: the tournament, in his tenure, shrugged off its image as the fourth, and least, of the grand slams and claimed a global ...

On Monday, 20-time Grand Slam champion and former world No. 1 men’s singles tennis player Roger Federer sat down with University president Jonathan Levin ’94, speaking about developing as a player, ...

Roger Federer has made a few appearances in tennis since his emotional retirement at the 2022 Laver Cup. He played a doubles match alongside Lleyton Hewitt, Pat Rafter, and Ashleigh Barty at the ...

It’s no secret that Carlos Alcaraz is a golf sicko. The men’s tennis no. 1 has been seen practicing his swing and heard talking about the game on my occasions. We also know that Rafael Nadal is a ...

MELBOURNE, Australia — The Australian Open’s first formal opening ceremony became the Roger Federer show on the eve of the season-opening major. There was Crowded House, the band, playing a set of ...

The Australian Open's first formal opening ceremony became the Roger Federer show on the eve of the season-opening major. The band Crowded House played a hit-filled setlist to a capacity crowd in the ...

Roger Federer delighted tennis fans on his return to the Australian Open as the 20-time grand slam champion won a point against Casper Ruud with a trademark backhand down the line. The 44-year-old ...

MELBOURNE, Australia — The most anticipated practice session of the 2026 Australian Open was for a player three-and-a-half years removed from tennis. Friday afternoon in Melbourne, Rod Laver Arena was ...

MELBOURNE, Australia — On his much belated farewell tour to the tournament he first described as the “Happy Slam," Roger Federer has held court on contemporary tennis. The 20-time major winner was as ...

Let’s be honest: if anyone else called Roger Federer an “asshole” in front of a packed stadium, security would probably tackle them before the mic even hit the floor. But when Stan Wawrinka does it?