Arthur Ashe Kids’ Day 2010 was one for the history books. Celebrities such as Novak Djokovic, Roger Federer, Demi Lovato, Rafael Nadal, Lindsey Vonn and the Jonas Brothers performed, played and […]
When back to school is back to college, there can be a lot of preparations involved. With tuitions rising, one of the biggest concerns can be finding funding. However, there […]
September 15 kicks off Hispanic Heritage Month, a period celebrating Hispanic heritage and culture as well as the many contributions of Hispanic Americans throughout American history. Looking specifically at tennis […]
Four years after capturing the first U.S. Open, Arthur Ashe played some of the finest tennis of his career as he made it back to the final. He beat his […]
September is always the busiest month with the US Open excitement in the air. We delve into U.S. Open history by recalling the 1972 Open with an article by our […]
NCAA Division I MenJason Jung, University of Michigan NCAA Division I WomenCatherine Newman, Vanderbilt University NCAA Division II MenLorenzo Cava, Bentley University NCAA Division II WomenNatalia Ramos, Florida Institute of […]
For the last 15 years the Arthur Ashe Endowment for the Defeat of AIDS (AAEDA) auction of tennis memorabilia has been only offered at the AAEDA booth on the grounds […]
Celebrating 25 years of Ashe in the International Tennis Hall of Fame We at ArthurAshe.org would like to commemorate the 25th anniversary of Arthur Ashe’s induction into the International Tennis […]
The first ever Youth Olympic Games (YOG) kicks off in Singapore on August 14th and will run through the 26th. They will follow the Olympic Games format, with athletes ages […]
In her new book Come to Win Venus Williams asks 50 accomplished people to explain how playing sports served as a foundation for success in non-athletic pursuits. In the introduction […]