APSE news
George Solomon on Washington Post layoffs: A triumph for the bad guys
BY GEORGE SOLOMON
When Shirley Povich assumed the sports editorship of The Washington Post in 1924 at age 21, he had a staff of seven.
Now, 102...
President’s report: Seeking APSE Contest judges and Summer Conference ideas
Hi everyone, I’m checking in to do some housekeeping:
APSE Contest
I haven’t heard much from you all about the APSE Contest, and I’ll take that as...
Mary Garber/APSE scholarship winner Madison Hricik ‘honored’ and eager to build relationships
BY MALLORY MERDA ADAMS
It’s sometimes easy to forget things in the whirlwind that is sports journalism. Just ask the latest Mary Garber/APSE Scholarship winner, Madison...
President’s report: It’s crunch time for APSE dues, contest entries
Hello, everyone:
I hope you all had a chance to enjoy some quality holiday time with friends and family, and that you’re ready to check some...
President’s report: It’s not too late to renew your APSE membership
Hi everyone, hope you are all hanging in there as the holidays quickly approach.
First, thanks to the organizations that have paid their APSE dues for...
Diversity fellowship
7 journalists selected for the APSE Foundation Leadership Fellowship
By Zach Powell The Associated Press Sports Editors Foundation is pleased to announce its next class of Fellows for 2025-26. Class XIV features Bria Manning,...
Applications open for the next class of the APSE Foundation Fellowship program
The APSE Foundation is now accepting applications for Class XIV of its Fellowship program in leadership, an eight-month professional development initiative designed to prepare sports...
Sports editors confront challenges in reporting on trans athletes
By Kata Stevens
When does this become news?
It’s not an unfamiliar question for journalists who cover social change stories. But it’s been a big one lately...
