Previously, the Alpha Rho Chi fraternity only allowed men to join, and they had the option to live in the fraternity house, alumnus Darrel LeBarron said. He said the exclusivity may have led to its ...

Archaeologists excavating the land of a former farm in Sweden struck gold—well, silver actually—when they found a buried pot filled with Viking-era silver. Archaeologists from Arkeologerna, a ...

Archaeologists have found over 30 graves from the Viking era near Aarhus, Denmark, including a “very rare” coffin of an “important woman” who lived in the 10th century. Researchers were ...

Marshall, one of the most memorable members of the Vikings’ famous “Purple People Eaters” defense that led them to four Super Bowls in the 1970s, passed away Tuesday after a long ...

What stood out from the Vikings' OTAs and minicamp? How does what we saw shape what the team will look like come Week 1 in Chicago?

The Minnesota Vikings have been able to pretty much maintain their staff from last season to 2025, which is no small accomplishment. Not many NFL teams have been so lucky. But, that luck may run out.

Instead, I think that it should be compared to something different. The idea of a 5.7-liter Hemi-powered RHO would be more like a first-gen Raptor than anything since that pickup went away.

His vision was Viking Motorsports, a competitive and non-affiliated NASCAR Xfinity Series team. Sackett had a trial run in 2024, fielding the No. 38 car, which was prepared by RSS Racing in Georgia.

LISBJERG, DENMARK— France 24 reports that archaeologists from the Moesgaard Museum in Aarhus uncovered a tenth-century Viking cemetery at a construction site in Lisbjerg.

Former Minnesota Vikings Jim Marshall blows the Vikings' horn before an NFL football game against the San Francisco 49ers, Sunday, Sept. 27, 2009 in Minneapolis. Minnesota won 27-24.

As the Minnesota Vikings usher in a new era at the quarter position with J.J. McCarthy, Jefferson took on more of a leadership role this offseason.

The Vikings have the best supporting cast of offensive players (and coaches) around their quarterback in the NFC, at least according to Robert Mays and Derrik Klassen of The Athletic.