Third-generation Olympian Oliver Zeidler has taken the men’s single field by storm and done so faster than anyone anticipated—even with the sky-high expectations for the elite swimmer turned sculler.

Jenn Gibbons, co-founder and executive director of Recovery on Water (ROW), stepped down in May.

Dredging has begun on the Schuylkill, site of Stotesbury and Dad Vail, through the power of collaboration.

The 2020 Head of the Charles Regatta has been transitioned to a virtual event.

The Head of the Schuylkill has been canceled along with all large outdoor events in Philadelphia through February.

The Gold Cup and Head of the Charles Regatta have announced a partnership to provide grants to programs serving under-resourced youth and communities throughout the country.

Some surefire techniques for making race pace sustainable.

None of the people who knew him ever suspected that he would go from a quiet, serious boy who loved rowing to a fixture on the FBI’s Most Wanted List.

First Stanford announced it will cut 11 varsity programs. Then the Ivy League cancelled all fall sports.

Dartmouth College announced the elimination of their men's lightweight rowing program in a letter Thursday afternoon.

Stanford University announced Wednesday the elimination of 11 varsity sports including men's rowing and women's lightweight rowing.

One way or another, this season was supposed to be the last for veteran U.S. national team sculler John Graves. But with Tokyo 2020 postponed and the path to getting there increasingly uncertain, is the finish line still in sight?