Join the Museum’s oral history project Are you an Olympian or Paralympian interested in sharing your story with the U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Museum? Find out how to participate! READ MORE
U.S. legend Rafer Johnson dies at age 86 Rafer Johnson, 1960 decathlon champion, also lit the Olympic Cauldron at Los Angeles 1984 and excelled in and out of athletics. READ MORE
First Member Monday features Paralympian John Register Heavy demand for the inaugural event in the series prompted the Museum to schedule an additional session to accommodate more members. READ MORE
Guests enjoy throws and takedowns during Judo Demonstration Day Olympian Ryan Reser and other judoka led an exhibition leading up to World Judo Day. READ MORE
‘Bridge to the future’ connects Museum to park The 250-foot span will take pedestrians from the Museum and Downtown Colorado Springs to America the Beautiful Park. READ MORE
After impressive debut, Museum rated No. 2 by TripAdvisor Less than two months after opening, the Museum already is considered one of the top things to do in the Pikes Peak Region. READ MORE
From an idea to reality: How Dick Celeste championed the building of the Museum The former Ohio governor saw the impact the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame had on Cleveland and hopes the U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Museum will do the same for Colorado Springs READ MORE
Museum teams up with the University of Georgia to produce content Students in the university's Sports Media Certificate program wrote stories about athletes on the 1980 U.S. Olympic Team for the Digital Museum. READ MORE
Longtime USOC executive Mike Moran passes away Mike Moran led the U.S. Olympic Committee's communications strategy for 13 Olympic Games. READ MORE
Paralympian Angela Madsen passes away during solo rowing attempt across Pacific Ocean Three-time Paralympian Angela Madsen won the bronze medal in shotput at London 2012. READ MORE
