Archive - String Theory

Roland Garros: When It Rains, It Pours

On tennis, climate change, and adaptation

May 30, 2024 •

April 2023

The String Theory Yearbook

Letter from the editor

Apr 15, 2023 •

The Big Three and the Future of Nostalgia

On marketing in tennis, and why we can't seem to escape the inertia of the past

Apr 7, 2023 •

September 2022

We need to talk about Laver Cup

A self-examination of how tennis can do activism better

Sep 26, 2022 •

August 2022

An farewell to Serena Williams, from the perspective of a one-time casual viewer

Aug 29, 2022 •

Screaming, crying, and throwing up: how fangirls solve tennis's modernisation crisis

Why the tour is missing out when it fails to consider the female demographic

Aug 24, 2022 •

We need to talk about Adidas...

An investigation into the recent aesthetic failings of a retail giant

Aug 19, 2022 •

Much Ado About Wimbledon.

Yes. Wimbledon is elitist. Just not in the way you think.

Aug 1, 2022 •

July 2022

Imperfectionism, and the enduring efficacy of Daniil Medvedev

On how I found myself becoming a fan of Daniil Medvedev

Jul 24, 2022 •

So here we are...

An introductory post

Jul 24, 2022 •

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