Sports

Might athletes be especially vulnerable to coercive medical monitoring?

Or is it no different than advertising any other good?

Can we justify the use of taxpayer dollars to subsidize this "shared good"?

Is the consumption of NFL programming by alternative means a defensible form of protest?

What could be the harm with professional golfers going where the money is?

What obligation might the NFL have to respond to Deshaun Watson's off-field allegations?

How should we determine the limits of acceptable behavior when it comes to player-fan interactions?

What do sports organizations hope to accomplish by excluding certain athletes from play?

What considerations are relevant for ensuring a level playing field?

What are all the moral considerations at play in our conceptions of fairness in sport?

Recent allegations of racial discrimination highlight the differences in programs of equality of opportunity and equality of outcome.

Taunting and jeers are an integral part of any true fan's playbook, but how do we decided which spectator behaviors cross the line?

Admiration for athletic accomplishment often bleeds through to the personal. Is there any of making sure our praise stays on the field?

Surely it's irresponsible to continue to communicate a message of competing in the moment, come what may.

Russia's recent Olympic ban is casting a long shadow and commitment to the presumption of innocence is weakening.

How do we balance our commitment to personal privacy and our convictions that competitions be solely determined by "natural" gifts?

Our tendencies toward tribalism upset all sorts of good intentions and self-conceptions.

Is the Olympics's selective ban on substance abuse about protecting the sport or projecting an image?

The International Olympic Committee asks that we celebrate sport while holding our tongues.

What responsibility do judges bear in assessing individual's moral culpability for outcomes that are the product of luck?