The Knight Foundation is controlled by Phil Knight, his wife Penelope Knight, and their son Travis Knight, none of whom take a salary, according to the tax statement. Forbes estimates the Knight ...

Lota Cloy Knight, was a housewife and a member of All Saints Episcopal Church. The family raised their son Phil in East Moreland, where he attended Cleveland High School. While in high school ...

But to have Nike founder Phil Knight in your phone contacts? That’s a flex. It’s a flex junior offensive lineman Josh Conerly Jr. shared in a recent interview posted by the NCAA this week.

The company evolved into Laika, under the direction of Phil Knight’s son Travis, who had worked under Vinton as an animator.

honoring Phil Knight and his family in the tragic death of their son, but this whole idea about Matthew Knight is looking down upon us and Eugene. "He's looking to a meadow, and we on Earth are ...

Nike co-founder Phil Knight attends the Texas Tech-Oregon ... with current Oregon basketball arena is named after Knight’s deceased son, “Matthew Knight Arena,” then there’s the “Knight ...

The designer introduces us to her hometown of the Bay of Islands, and makes her pitch for sustainable products like ...

Phil Knight ponied up $400 million to help historically Black areas of Portland. Meet the woman investing it. Under CEO Rukaiyah Adams, the new 1803 Fund aims to revive a once-vibrant Black ...

"Phil’s impact on Nike is immeasurable ... to a trust controlled by his son and Nike director, Travis Knight. After the sale of Swoosh voting interests, Travis controls two of the five votes ...

Phil Mitchell's (Steve McFadden) sad struggle with loneliness continues in upcoming EastEnders scenes, with some news only ...

IJ music columnist Paul Liberatore writes that he “felt an ache in the heart of the Marin music scene” since the passing of ...

However, no alumnus has arguably done more for the Ducks than Nike CEO and Founder, Phil Knight ... basketball arena is named after Knight’s deceased son, “Matthew Knight Arena,” then ...