According to Xavier's website, D'Artagnan, one of the story's main characters, was based on a real person named Charles de ...

What gives a team its identity? Is it the coach, the players, or the fans? Sure, they play a part, but really, it is the ...

As Beacon Journal reporter and history expert Mark J. Price wrote in 2004 ... Still, the school still didn’t have a true physical mascot. That didn’t happen until 1953 on a suggestion from Dick ...

Today, Smith students have reignited the drive for selecting a new moniker and mascot—a process begun several years ago but never completed. The goal is to create a symbol that better reflects the ...

While most mascots easily fit into one of these categories, some were more complicated, so we looked up the history of the mascot’s origin in those cases. For example, while the North Carolina ...

This has given rise to the phenomenon of the "mascot bracket," in which the basketball agnostic in your life fills out their bracket based solely on mascot quality. If that's you, we are here to help.

Reveille is a live mascot, which is the best, and then there are the rules about her: Company E-2 has the privilege of taking care of Reveille. If she is sleeping on a cadet's bed, that cadet mu ...

The real and fictional d'Artagnans are the inspiration behind the Xavier Musketeer mascot. History of D'Artagnan the Musketeer at Xavier University The musketeer first appeared at a Xavier ...