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More than 50 girls and leaders from around the Girl Scouts of Virginia Skyline Virginia Council (GSVSC) gathered in Charlottesville, Virginia on 17...
IM Nazi Paikidze took first in the Boardwalk Open on tiebreak in a tournament that David A. Hater writes was "full of tricks and treats."
As a chess teacher myself, I've often wondered: When should you start teaching endgame concepts to beginning students?
The tenth annual transatlantic match between UT Dallas and University of Belgrade goes down on Friday, November 6th. The match features six GMs on… Read More »
Find a gallery of photos by Jeff Smith from the US Open in Phoenix, AZ.
The US Chess Federation (US Chess) is accepting applications for the position of Editorial Assistant. This is a part-time position, average of 10...
GM Ian Rogers writes about the pleasures of chess by train, a tournament which began in 2011. This year's edition was won by GM Lars Karlsson, while…
130 players from across the United States have arrived in Halkidiki, Greece, for the 2015 World Youth Chess Championships, October 24 - November 6...
The largest World Youth delegation in US Chess history is arriving in Greece this weekend for ten days of intense competition.
In round 10 of the FIDE Women's Grand Prix in Monaco, the favorite and tournament leader, Yifan Hou, faced off against one of her top competitors...