St. Louis Chess Club

St. Louis chess organizations are moving their event online to be a virtual gala to advance the game of chess through education, art and culture.

For three years, the St. Louis Chess Club's CHESS Cops program has brought police officers and students from underrepresented communities together to play chess. Research shows the program is making a difference.

The St. Louis Chess Club experimented with its first in-person tournament since the pandemic began.

Playing chess may seem like a solitary endeavor. But it actually provides a community and unique social connections.

A typical scholastic chess tournament is played over the course of six hours with more than 150 students playing about 400 games of chess. This year, the tournaments have all moved online.

Chess is often regarded as the game that is most commonly associated with intelligence and strategy. Science has in fact proven that chess players have…

“What’s the best way for me to improve?”This simple question, in one form or another, is by far the most common question I’m asked as a teacher at the St.…

With the world of online chess suddenly experiencing a boom in viewership during the coronavirus lockdown, organizers from the St. Louis Chess Club are…

Growing up, I was very interested both in chess and the medical field. As a pre-med student, I wish I were educated enough and trained enough to help…

With more people than ever stuck at home these days due to the COVID-19 pandemic, people have become highly dependent on the internet for work and school.…